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“I was so out of it. Like so, so out of it.”
Alessandra Shah spent her Covid-19 nightmare zonked out of h…
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Why the ADA Lowered Blood Sugar Targets for Children
Last year, when the American Diabetes Association (ADA) updated its annual “Standards of Medical Care in Diabetes” docum…
Early Humans Were Apex Predators: What That Means for Your Diet
Early humankind was hypercarnivorous, strongly preferring meat for about two million years before the development of agr…
Study: Weekly Insulin Works for Type 2 Diabetes
A once-weekly basal insulin injection for Type 2 diabetes took a big step towards approval after posting good results in…
How the Lotus Root Inspired Tokyo Diabetes Scientists
The latest in futuristic Type 1 diabetes therapy: scientists from the University of Tokyo have developed a new device, i…
How the Pandemic has Affected Glycemic Control, for Better and Worse
It’s now been about one year since much of the world went into lockdown, and even as different areas have already re-ope…
A Brief History of the Insulin Pill
There’s nothing convenient about insulin injections, and if you’ve ever wondered why you can’t just pop a pill to contro…
CDC Decides That Type 1 Diabetes is High Risk. Finally.
In “better late than never” news, the United States Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has promoted Type 1 …
Experts Recommend Diabetes Screening Starting at Age 35
We need to start screening overweight patients for Type 2 diabetes as early as age 35, according to an expert panel.
The…
Why Exercise is So Ineffective for Weight Loss
“You can’t outrun a bad diet.” This phrase became something of a mantra in recent years among some researchers and diet …
