What is an acceptable difference between CGM values and finger stick numbers from a blood glucose meter? Dr. Edelman explains.
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Shepherd’s pie has been around for eons (historically accurate term) and is a comfort food classic. This version is a wee bit healthier with a creamy cauliflower topping, baked until golden brown and bubbly.
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One of Dr. O’Edelman’s favorite self-made creations for an easy weeknight dinner, this comforting soup is full of healthy veggies and topped with bacon and sour cream because….duh.
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Sure, those traditional McMinty green shakes are fun to indulge in around St. Paddy’s Day, but we always felt they were missing a little something…like vodka. Here’s our take on a boozy shamrock shake that we think is a slam drunk – er, dunk.
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Do you know it’s now possible to screen for type 1 diabetes? Learn why it could be important for you and your family, and how it can help you understand more about the risks, development, and progression of T1D.
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The FDA recently cleared Insulet’s Omnipod 5, the first and only tubeless automated insulin delivery (AID) system in the U.S. with compatible smartphone control and Dexcom G6 CGM integration.
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Dr. P got candid about his recent experience getting COVID. He opened up about how it made him feel – emotionally as well as physically – and he talked about his weirdest and most predominant symptom. He discussed how COVID affected his diabetes, and he offered firsthand advice on what to do if you get sick.
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Keep your eyes peeled for Dr. Pettus parachuting into your backyard with glee in response to the results of a study on mortality rates and type 1. You might want to start saving now for pickleball paddles and your dream retirement custom RV…living a long life with T1D is lookin’ good!
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If you’ve ever felt down, discouraged, or frustrated about diabetes, you’re not alone. It’s a 24/7 job no one applied for, yet somehow got anyway. Here are a few of the most common challenges in managing the emotional side of diabetes, along with ideas for solutions.
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Did you know it’s possible for someone to have both type 1 and type 2 diabetes at the same time? Dr. Edelman explains how it can happen.
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