
Cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic (CKM) syndrome is a condition that happens when heart problems, kidney issues, and metabolic troubles all become intertwined. Learn why people with type 2 diabetes are at higher risk.
read more →Cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic (CKM) syndrome is a condition that happens when heart problems, kidney issues, and metabolic troubles all become intertwined. Learn why people with type 2 diabetes are at higher risk.
read more →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.
read more →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.
read more →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.
Studies show that plant-based eating can have a positive effect on your A1c, cholesterol, body weight, and heart health. Learn more about the benefits for people with diabetes, and get tips on how to incorporate plant-based foods into your daily life.
read more →If you have type 2 diabetes, it’s time to get PUMPED! Insulin pumps are becoming more available for people with T2D, and it’s about time. Never worn a pump before? No problem…Drs. E+P explain how they work, key features, basal and bolus options, current pumps on the market, and a new pump designed for the type 2 community that’s coming soon.
read more →The Dexcom Stelo CGM was FDA-approved in March for adults with type 2 diabetes who are not on insulin, and it’s now available for purchase without a prescription. Stelo sends continuous blood sugar readings to a smartphone 24/7, revealing how food, exercise, and sleep can affect your blood glucose. It’s an empowering tool to help people with T2D better understand how glucose affects their health.
read more →Diabetes and cancer may have a greater association than we previously knew. The connection between type 2 diabetes in particular and certain types of cancer may be due to shared risk factors, but news from a recent study showed that GLP-1 medications may help lower risk for certain types of cancer when compared to insulin.
read more →Dr. E’s new patient Frank has lived with type 2 diabetes for over 20 years, and despite taking all his medications, his diabetes (and other related health conditions) are getting worse, not better. Dr. E suspects Frank has a common condition that unfortunately goes undiagnosed for years in many patients.
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