Named for its big, round buddha-belly shape, these one-dish meals are bursting with colorful foods that are full of protein, healthy fats and fiber-rich carbs.
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An imaginative creation from our CME Manager and office keto enthusiast, this chili-casserole-enchilada is quarantine comfort food at its best.
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We know the benefits of exercise on our bodies, but now more than ever we need it to help lift our spirits and calm our minds. Here are our top picks for free at-home online workouts!
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Media outlets and news sources around the world continue to mention that people with diabetes are at a higher risk for contracting the coronavirus, and it’s made many healthcare workers with diabetes wonder if they should still be going to work.
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A common misconception for people with type 2 diabetes is thinking they’ve somehow failed if they need to go on insulin. Nothing could be further from the truth, and insulin-pump therapy is a great option to help people reach their blood sugar goals.
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As educational events are canceled across the world, our mission to educate and motivate people living with diabetes, their caretakers and healthcare professionals rings truer than ever.
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Expert endos Dr. Steve Edelman and Dr. Jeremy Pettus answer more of your questions regarding COVID-19 in this 2nd Facebook LIVE. They share personal experiences and offer practical advice on managing diabetes during this time and beyond.
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With the unpredictability of our current situation it’s easy to feel overwhelmed, anxious and stressed, especially if you live with diabetes. Dr. Edelman and Dr. Polonsky offer effective ways to cope, stay positive, and keep mentally strong.
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Only have 10 minutes and a small space at home to workout? Fitness expert Christel Oerum from DiabetesStrong shares an easy routine to get your blood pumping that can be adjusted for any fitness level.
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The Coronavirus can be scary for a healthy person, but what about those who are considered “high risk”? The CDC and WHO say COVID-19 can be particularly dangerous to older adults and people with chronic conditions, including diabetes. NBC reached out to various diabetes experts, including our own Dr. Edelman, to discuss why diabetes is on that list.
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