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Top Headlines...
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Dear Editor,
I am a medical student in the M.D. program at Oregon Health and Sciences University and a type 1 diabetic of almost 10 years. I use a Medtronic pump and I also use their continuous glucose monitoring system (Paradigm Real-Time).
0 comments - 16 May 2008 -
When Being High in the "Mile-High" City Isn't a Good Thing
Denver Broncos quarterback Jay Cutler plays in the “Mile-High City.” But he was higher than usual last season.
8 comments - 15 May 2008 -
Diabetes Is Woven Into the Fabric of My Family
Let me start with my maternal grandmother, Helen. Helen had diabetes and lived to the age of 73. We all assumed that she didn’t do a good job with it, as we would often find candy wrappers under her bed. When it came to taking care of herself, Helen was my mother’s role model.
3 comments - 15 May 2008 -
Press Release - Dancing With the Stars' Drew Lachey will Judge Dancin' to Change Diabetes
ABC’s Dancing with the Stars champion Drew Lachey has teamed up with Novo Nordisk to launch the first national online video contest to increase diabetes awareness, Dancin’ to Change Diabetes.
0 comments - 15 May 2008 -
Insights on Controlling Blood Sugar in the Dentist's Chair
According to the American Dental Association (ADA), people with diabetes are more prone to peritonitis, tooth decay, oral fungal infections, taste diminishment, gingivitis and delayed healing time than people without the disease.
5 comments - 15 May 2008 -
Chewing Gum Infused with Type 2 Medicine?
Glucose-controlling metformin, the generic drug that is the first medication for many newly diagnosed type 2s, could soon be available in a chewing gum.
2 comments - 15 May 2008 -
Gotcha! Scientists Catch Immune Cells Triggering Attacks in Mice
Scientists have long considered type 1 diabetes to be an autoimmune disease in which the body mistakenly attacks a part of itself–in this case, the insulin-producing structures of the pancreas called the islets of Langerhans.
0 comments - 15 May 2008 -
Press Release - AACE Calls for New Standards for Safer Insulin Pump Use
Newswise — “The American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists applauds the FDA’s efforts to protect the safety of children and adolescents who are using insulin pumps,” said Dr. Richard Hellman, the Association’s President.
0 comments - 15 May 2008 -
Spencer Helps Me Exercise
You can't have diabetes without knowing about the merits of exercise.
1 comment - 8 May 2008 -
How Much "Smarter Than a Doctor" Are the Parents of Diabetic Children?
"Insulin Quiz: Are You Smarter Than a Doctor" (April-May '08, pp 12-15) was an excellent article, if perhaps a little frightening. I couldn't help but wonder how well the parents of diabetic children would do on the quiz, and where they might have learned their lessons.
3 comments - 8 May 2008 -