Have you ever had a patient that, no matter how much you raised their insulin dose, their glucose doesn’t improve? Sometimes they just don’t want to inject, but more often they are just doing something wrong because of their original training. Patients are taught how to self dose by injecting …
Read More »Daily Archives: May 14, 2019
Life After Basal Injection to Multiple Injections of Insulin
A new way to introduce multiple injections with the use of an insulin patch.
Read More »Training Diabetes Patients on Self-Injection Is Essential
Training devices for autoinjectors can help ensure diabetes patients learn self-injection properly.
Read More »Catherine L. Davis on Exercise Dose in Children — DIC Interview
In this Exclusive Interview, Catherine L. Davis talks with Diabetes in Control Publisher Steve Freed during the ADA 2018 convention in Orlando about the surprising results of a study on exercise dose in children with obesity.
Read More »Transcript: Catherine L. Davis on Exercise Dose and Obesity in Children — DIC Interview
In this Exclusive Interview transcript, Catherine L. Davis talks with Diabetes in Control Publisher Steve Freed during the ADA 2018 convention in Orlando about the surprising results of a study on exercise dose and obesity in children.
Read More »Late-Onset Type 1 Diabetes Often Misdiagnosed as Type 2
Almost one-third of people older than 30 when first diagnosed with type 2 diabetes have type 1
Read More »Taxing Sweetened Beverages Reduces Volume Sold
Decrease in beverages sold partially offset by increase in volume of sales in bordering areas
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