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Quick and Easy Does It With New Web-Based App
| Apr 26, 2013 | blog
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Quick and Easy Does It With New Web-Based App
Now people with diabetes can display data from their insulin pumps and supported blood glucose maters thanks to the t:connect diabetes management application from Tandem Diabetes that received approval from the Food and Drug Administration in February.
Teens’ Negative Body Images Play Role in Later Adult Obesity
| Apr 23, 2013 | blog
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Teens’ Negative Body Images Play Role in Later Adult Obesity
If you're concerned about your teen's extra pounds, it might be a good idea to keep those concerns to yourself and enforce some healthier eating habits instead.
BYOD Policies Could Threaten Healthcare Privacy
| Apr 22, 2013 | news
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BYOD Policies Could Threaten Healthcare Privacy
As technology puts smartphones into almost every hand, those technological advances may be putting your personal healthcare information at risk, according to a new study.
Altering Gut Bacteria Could Rival Bypass Surgery Effects
| Apr 21, 2013 | news
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Altering Gut Bacteria Could Rival Bypass Surgery Effects
Obese patients hoping to slim down with bariatric surgery may soon be able to get the weight-loss effects of gastric bypass without going under the knife, according to a new study.
Living With Type 1 Diabetes
| Apr 20, 2013 | blog
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Living With Type 1 Diabetes
Insulin, shots, meter, blood 
Emotions are about to flood
DKA - Hospital stay
I just don't know what to say
Smaller, Lighter OmniPod Earns FDA Approval
| Apr 19, 2013 | news
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Smaller, Lighter OmniPod Earns FDA Approval
The FDA recently approved the next-generation OmniPod from Insulet, giving people with insulin-dependent diabetes an even less invasive way to manage their diabetes.
Fatigue Causes Healthcare Errors
| Apr 18, 2013 | news
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Fatigue Causes Healthcare Errors
So what do those long hours on nursing duty mean when it comes to the quality of healthcare we receive? When it comes to overworked nurses, it leads to a higher risk of mistakes, according to a new study.
Is it dangerous to continually have low-grade ketone levels in your blood?
| Apr 17, 2013 | blog
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Is it dangerous to continually have low-grade ketone levels in your blood?
Low-grade ketones are not a problem; it's part of the survival system that humans have for getting through famines. We don't have many famines nowadays, but if they're not eating overnight, a large percent of the population is going to have ketones in their blood in the morning.
Hank’s Healthy Habits: 13 Steps to a Joyful, Happy Life
| Apr 16, 2013 | blog
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Hank’s Healthy Habits: 13 Steps to a Joyful, Happy Life
He is 89 years old and the picture of health. Yet looking at the robust, healthy, laughing gentleman sitting across the desk from me on this Saturday morning, one would never guess his age. Hank has been married 50 years, is active in his church, and hosts a prayer breakfast most Saturday mornings.
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