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Special Edition Letter from the Editor

In 1970, the group Five Man Electrical Band released the hit single, “Signs,” and in it there is a line, “Do This, Don’t Do That, Can’t You Read The Sign?” It seems that when it comes to food choices for diabetes patients the line should be, “Eat This, Don’t Eat …

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How to Best Manage and Prevent Exercise Low Blood Sugars

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If you take insulin or another blood glucose-lowering medication, you are at risk for low blood sugar (usually defined as blood glucose < 65 mg/dl), or hypoglycemia, which can occur during or following physical activity. Low blood sugar can cause trembling, sweating, dizziness, blurred vision, impaired thinking, and even seizures …

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Symphony Transdermal Continuous Glucose Monitoring System

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Two key components of the Symphony tCGM are the Prelude SkinPrep System that works a bit like an electric razor, using micro-dermabrasion to shave away the dead outermost surface of the skin in a dime-size spot on the body, and a glucose biosensor that is applied to that spot (generally …

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Safflower Oil Can Benefit Postmenopausal Women with Type 2 Diabetes

Postmenopausal women with Type 2 diabetes may improve some symptoms with the use of safflower cooking oil, according to Ohio State University researchers. The researchers found that women who include about one and two-third teaspoons of safflower cooking oil to their diets may improve their cholesterol, blood sugar, insulin sensitivity, …

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