It’s Diabetes Blog Week Day 5. Today’s topic is: “What is one thing you would tell someone who doesn’t have diabetes about living…
Traditionally pharma and medical device companies design health tools for health care professionals and in clinical settings. What’s…
It’s day 4 of Diabetes Blog Week and today’s assignment is “fantasy diabetes device.”
The Snapper: Painless Insulin…
Subheading for this blog post: Bird Poop, Cat Pee, Dog Drool and Other Challenges
It’s Diabetes Blog Week, day three! Today’s…
Okay, so let me clarify something: I’m a perfectionist with Type 1 diabetes. Of course I’m a control freak. But I’ve started…
One great thing: My husband Mike runs marathons with type 1 diabetes. He blogs about it, but he doesn’t boast about it. He should. Anyone…
The association between diabetes and cancer was first noted over 100 years ago, but physicians have become increasingly aware of this association only in the last few years as recent studies have demonstrated that having diabetes increases the risk of almost all types of cancer. The risk of pancreatic, liver, and endometrial cancer is approximately twice that of the non-diabetic population. Some studies have reported a similar increase in the risk of bladder cancer and in cancers of the oral cavity.
No, I’m not going to give you the typical symptoms like thirst, peeing a lot, losing weight, blurry vision and fatigue. I’m going to…
I’m participating in this year’s Diabetes Blog Week. Thanks to Karen Graffeo of Bittersweet Diabetes for organizing this event.…
A new report published by Diabetes UK, England’s leading diabetes charity, shows diabetes healthcare in England has drifted into a "state of crisis" with less than half of people with diabetes getting the basic minimum care they need...