Valentine’s Day is upon us, and if you’re looking for the perfect gift for that PWD in your life, we have some ideas. A thoughtful gift goes a long…
In the toolkit of methods for successfully treating diabetes, insulin is not the only hammer available to hit the nail on the head. Researchers…
When Ross Baker completed his first marathon in New York City at the age of 28, it was because a friend had challenged him to do so. Little did he know…
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February marks the beginning of the 2018 Spare a Rose campaign. And this campaign answers the question, “Can I make a difference for people with…
Folks familiar with a low-carb eating are used to substituting cauliflower for faux mashed potatoes, latkes, and pizza crust. But if there’s one…
The tall, strapping baritone singer took center stage, belting out the role of Snug in “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” with emotion, humor and beauty.…
One of the holy grails of diabetes research – reversing Type 1 diabetes without the use of immune-suppressing drugs – may have gotten a little bit…
I get up around 8 in the morning.
My Dexcom wakes me up with three beeps: the low alert. At 8:07am, my blood sugar is 67.
I make coffee and journal for…
Coping with diabetes and the flu is never easy. Flu season is now at its peak, and it’s especially severe this year. Emergency rooms are overcrowded,…