There’s no shortage of products, companies and ads claiming to have the solution to reverse or even cure type 2 diabetes, but is it really possible? Dr. Edelman addresses this common question that often has conflicting answers.
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Fiasp, a rapid-acting insulin for people with type 2 or type 2 diabetes, was recently approved for use in insulin pumps and provides another option for people to help improve their post-meal blood sugars.
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Chris Ruden was born with only two fingers on his left hand and a shorter left arm, and when we was 19 years old he was diagnosed with T1D. Despite his challenges he became an elite powerlifter and an advocate for the power of a positive mindset in overcoming any limitation.
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Having the right information and treatment options can make all the difference for people with diabetes (and their friends and family) in order to lessen hypoglycemia worries and provide a better quality of life.
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Low calorie, low-ish carb and faster than fast food, you can eat like an endocrinologist and feel good knowing it’s doctor approved!
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Delicious on their own, dunked in soup or dipped in guac, these hearty cheese crackers are a delicious low carb solution to a traditionally high carb snack.
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Published by the College Diabetes Network, this article is geared toward young adults with type 1 but offers lots of info for anyone wanting a breakdown on basic health coverage, insurance options and tips on changing plans.
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Another oral medication for people with type 1 diabetes recently struck out with the FDA, but approvals in Europe and Japan lead us to believe that the game isn’t yet over here in the states.
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Murphy’s Law states that anything that can go wrong will go wrong, and the sub-heading to that should be, “especially when you have diabetes and you’re on vacation!” Here are 7 tips to help you stay on the right side of the law.
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Even though over 23 million Americans have diabetes, diabetes isolation (feeling like you are alone in dealing with the challenges of the disease) is a common struggle.
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