Carbohydrate counting can be difficult for some type 1 diabetes patients. Partial prandial weight-based bolus dosing may be a safe and effective alternative….
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FDA Panel Approves Inhaled Insulin, Again
New inhaled insulin on its way to FDA approval….
Read More »Patient Handout – 7 Tips to Drop Excess Pounds with Diabetes
by Dr. Sheri Colberg, Ph.D., FACSM Losing weight when you have diabetes can be a good news-bad news thing. The good news is that dropping even a few pounds can help reduce your need for diabetes medications.
Read More »Diabetes Patients with Major Depression Have Increased Risk for Kidney Failure
However, minor depression did not appear to significantly impact renal disease outcomes for diabetes patients. When researchers followed 3,886 adults with diabetes for a median of 8.8 years, they found that major depressive symptoms were associated with a higher risk of incident end-stage renal disease (ESRD). "To our knowledge this …
Read More »Overweight and Obese Teens Have a Greater Likelihood of Dying before They Reach 50
Mortality rates among normal-weight teens born in the 1980s were lower compared with teens of a similar weight who were born 30 years earlier. However, researchers found no substantial gains in life expectancy among adults who were overweight or obese as teens. Among those who were normal-weight teenagers, death rates …
Read More »Positive T2DM Self-management Behavior Linked to Prolonged Life Expectancy
A high level of positive self-management behavior (SMB) — such as monitoring blood glucose and weight, and keeping a diabetes diary — is associated with a lower risk of all-cause and cardiovascular mortality in patients with type 2 diabetes (T2DM). Scientists examined the association between patient-reported SMB, intermediate clinical outcomes, …
Read More »Sweeteners Chart
Sweeteners Chart Sweeteners can be very confusing for your diabetes patients, especially those who are newly diagnosed. This handout from the Canadian Diabetes Association outlines exactly which sweeteners raise blood sugars and which ones don’t. Do hydrogenated starch hydrolysates raise or lower blood sugars? Which ones are safe? All …
Read More »The FootMate System
The FootMate System Foot care is a daily challenge, but the podiatrist-recommended FootMate® System makes optimal foot health easy. The complete foot care system cleans, soothes, stimulates and massages patients’ feet every time they shower. The FootMate System is a brush and specially formulated gel that goes in the bath …
Read More »Afrezza Inhaled Insulin Approved by FDA Panel for Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes
Afrezza Inhaled Insulin Approved by FDA Panel for Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes See our feature article, FDA Panel Approves Inhaled Insulin, Again.
Read More »CPR Tempo
Frozen Ape Pte. Ltd. iOS free CPR Tempo provides audio and visual cues to aid the timing of chest compressions during cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). Timers are also provided for rhythm checks after defibrillator shocking and for epinephrine administration.
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