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This article originally posted 03 December, 2010 and appeared in Blood Glucose Control, Type 2 Diabetes, Type 1 Diabetes, Issue 550

Tool for Your Practice: Challenges and Opportunities to Control Diabetes

Challenges and Opportunities to Control Diabetes

USofDiabetes This new report, released last week by health insurer UnitedHealth Group Inc., titled "The United States of Diabetes: Challenges and Opportunities in Preventing the Diabetes Epidemic," contains all the information you need to start your own diabetes prevention program: the prevalence and economic impact of diabetes; preventing and reversing obesity; diagnosing and reversing prediabetes; diagnosing and controlling diabetes; and the costs of inaction, opportunities for savings and recommendations. Challenges and Opportunities in Preventing the Diabetes Epidemic

Joslin's Diabetes Deskbook, Updated 2nd Ed., Excerpt #27: Physical Activity for Fitness, Part 4 Closed-loop Delivery System Reduces Hypos and Improves Control Which Is More Important: Blood Sugar, Blood Pressure or Cholesterol Targets?

Exercise and Type 2 Diabetes

Half of U.S. Could Have Diabetes or Prediabetes within Ten Years

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This article originally posted 03 December, 2010 and appeared in Blood Glucose Control, Type 2 Diabetes, Type 1 Diabetes, Issue 550

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Tool for Your Practice: Challenges and Opportunities to Control Diabetes

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