The Greatest Awards Show in Diabetes will be hosted at the House of Blues in San Diego, as the red carpet highlight of Insulindependence’s 2013 conference.
Category: Diabetes Advocacy
One Sunday evening in 1999, as Dee was preparing dinner, Bill entered their kitchen and asked if he could do anything to help her. Dee turned quickly and said defiantly, “You can cure this disease.” Bill was quiet for a moment, and then said, “OK”. So that began their serious quest for a Type 1 diabetes cure and Type 1 diabetes prevention.
During Diabetes Blog Week, a week-long event organized by Karen Graffeo of BittersweetDiabetes.com, bloggers sign up to write about a set topic each day for a week. This way, readers can jump around the Diabetes Blog Community and get read different perspectives on a single topic.
Since his type 1 diabetes diagnosis six years ago, Oumar Diallo has dedicated his life to fighting the disease, not only by maintaining his own health, but by researching and volunteering at diabetes health clinics in the U.S. and abroad.
Yelena Danziger, co-creator of the LogFrog DB diabetes management iPhone app, sends us word of SUGAR RUSH, a San Franciscobenefit concert…
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Sugar Babies examines the public heath epidemic of diabetic children in America. Both type 1 and type 2 diabetes are on the rise and threaten to become a healthcare crisis in the next decade.
I raced Ironman Arizona in November, 2012. I took a very simple approach to my training and simply swam, rode, and ran whenever I could fit it in. I can’t tell you how many miles or yards I completed leading up to the race because I never logged it. The longest run I did leading up to the race was 13 miles, and I’d never run more than 15 in my life. This was not how I planned to train at the time I registered for the race.
The Behavorial Diabetes Institute (BDI) Needs Your Help
Sometimes it can be tough and frustrating when you have a partner with type 1 diabetes. …