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Dr. E’s Case Study: Addressing the Biggest Challenge in Type 2 Diabetes

By Steve Edelman, MD on January 29, 2025   /   Case Studies, Diabetes Complications, Type 2, Weight Loss   /   6 Comments
doctor meets with patient about type 2 diabetes and weight loss

This case study highlights the most common problem Dr. E sees in clinic with type 2 diabetes patients – excess weight that leads to a condition called metabolic syndrome. Discover Dr. E’s treatment recommendations and see how this patient responded after six months.

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Exercise and Type 2 Diabetes: A Beginner’s Guide

By TCOYD on December 19, 2024   /   Exercise and Fitness, Type 2   /   2 Comments
Older adults do gentle stretches in beginner exercise class for type 2 diabetes

If you’re ready to increase your physical activity but you aren’t sure where to start, fitness instructor and body positive activist Jeanette DePatie walks you through a few simple steps to set you on a path to success.

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Dr. E’s Case Study: The Case of the Fearful Boluser

By TCOYD on December 19, 2024   /   Case Studies, Hypoglycemia   /   5 Comments
Woman with type 1 diabetes looking at blood sugar on phone afraid of hypoglycemia

Dr. E’s patient Jasmine has such a fear of hypoglycemia that she won’t bolus for her meals. Dr. E. came up with a strategy to utilize her hybrid closed-loop system to help her address her hypoglycemia fears.

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New Diabetes Devices and Other Advancements We Expect in 2025

By TCOYD on December 19, 2024   /   CGM, Medications, Pumps, Stem Cells, Type 1, Type 2   /   50 Comments
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2025 is shaping up to be a blockbuster year in diabetes care! From smart MDI systems to medications that pull triple duty, the future is looking smarter—and less invasive.
Here are several key advancements we expect to see in 2025.

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Aging with Type 1 Diabetes: New Horizons Are Always within Reach!

By Judith Jones Ambrosini on December 19, 2024   /   Aging, Type 1   /   14 Comments
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As people with type 1 diabetes live longer (yes, it’s happening!), it’s important to keep doing things that make you feel alive. Author Judith Jones Ambrosini offers an inspiring take on how to live a vibrant life with T1D at any age.

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