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PracticeWire

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Healthy Advice Networks, LLC iOS Stay current with the latest medical and practice management news, anytime, anywhere with the PracticeWire mobile app. Turn your down time into research review time without turning on your computer. A staff of medical editors works with respected sources to bring you the most timely medical …

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ADA/JDRF Type 1 Diabetes Sourcebook, Excerpt #20: Physical Activity, Part 2

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Sheri R. Colberg, PhD, and Michael C. Riddell, PhD Regulation of Glucose Metabolism: Effect of Physical Activity on Metabolic Control Acute impact. Acutely, exercise can have wide-ranging effects on glycemia, likely because several variables influence glucose homeostasis during the activity. The intensity, duration, and timing of the activity as well as …

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Great Low Carb Bread Co Introduces Hamburger Buns

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Great Low Carb Bread Co Introduces Hamburger Buns  Just 2 net carbohydrates per bun. Now your patients can enjoy their bread and not feel guilty. A normal hamburger bun has between 18 and 25 grams of carbohydrates. With buns from the Great Low Carb Bread Company, patients can enjoy a …

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Teaching Guides

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Teaching Guides from dLife  Educate, reassure, and entertain your patients with unique resources from dLife. Everything you see here is absolutely free to download and distribute. These informative teaching guides offer flexible and free curriculum resources based on the AADE’s Seven Self-Care Behaviors. Each easy to use PowerPoint module contains pre- …

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FDA Approves Continuous Glucose Monitor for Children

FDA Approves Continuous Glucose Monitor for Children  The FDA has expanded the approval of the Dexcom G4 Platinum continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) system to include use for children aged 2 to 17 years of age despite reduced accuracy compared with adults. 

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New Evidence for Obesity Risk in the Early Years

When researchers at Emory’s Rollins School of Public Health followed 7,738 kids over the course of nine years they found that kindergarteners who were overweight had four times the risk of becoming obese by the age of 14 years as normal-weight kindergartners. More than 45% of the obesity cases that …

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