My Diabetic Mom
Written By: Lenore Taylor My name is Lenore and my mother developed diabetes when she was 40 years old, and lived until 84. My Diabetic Mom. She was at one ...
How important is testing your blood sugar levels?
Testing your blood sugar levels on a regular basis and recording the results not only benefits you, it also provides invaluable information for your doctor. How important is testing your ...
Diabetes Rapidly Rising Worldwide
Diabetes Cases Double to 347 Million Worldwide By Angela Haupt - Nearly 10 percent of adults worldwide have diabetes, and new research suggests the rate of new cases is rising ...
Blue light used to treat diabetes
Written By Tina Hesman SaeyWeb edition : Friday, June 24th, 2011 Blue light used to treat diabetes. Blue lights activate specially engineered cells implanted under mice’s skin to make a ...
The Artificial Pancreas
Scientists race to make the closed-loop glucose management system a reality By Erika Gebel, PhD The Artificial Pancreas. Though he’d spent a day and night in the hospital, Thomas Brobson ...
Mobile Health to Stop Diabetes
An update for 71st Scientific Sessions (2011) Every day, countless actions are taking place to help Stop Diabetes®. Sometimes it’s making a healthy choice, other times it’s advocating on behalf ...
Breast feeding may reduce Diabetes risk
Study Shows Breastfeeding for 1 Month May Help Prevent Diabetes By Kathleen Doheny | WebMD Health News | Reviewed by Laura J. Martin, MD Aug. 27, 2010 — Breast feeding ...
Mark’s Diagnosis Story
Mark E. Welch is the founder of The Diabetic Friend, a published author of a children's book and a diabetic. Mark's Diagnosis Story. I learned about Diabetes at an ...