Crisp on the outside, tender on the inside, these bite-sized, maple-infused coconut treats are a special, light dessert for any season.
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This live Q&A from our virtual conference on 3/19/22 featured a ton of interesting and important audience questions that our diabetes specialists answered on the spot. Check out the full recording!
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Whether you’re a diabetes newbie or a seasoned pro, there’s always something to learn about living with diabetes. Drs. E & P break down the basics and offer their top tips if you’re newly diagnosed with type 1 or type 2, and what to know if you’re ready to take your knowledge to the next level.
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The long-awaited Eversense E3 implantable CGM has been cleared by the FDA, offering twice the sensor life as the previous version. In addition to its 6-month wear time, it has other features and improvements that make it a unique and appealing CGM option.
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Tandem Diabetes just received FDA approval for a new t:slim X2 pump feature that lets you bolus directly (and discreetly) from your smartphone. Tandem has big plans for smaller pumps coming down the pike…get a sneak peek into what else is just around the corner.
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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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