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Diabetes In Control

Editor’s Note, DCMS #209

When we were kids, we used to play a game called Red Light/Green Light, and the goal was to sneak up on the "it" person without them catching your moves. In this week’s Homerun Slides series, we bring you a way to use this game to help your patients get …

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Diabetes Education, Part 3

This week, we wrap up our short series of Type 1 Diabetes and Psychoeducation covering topics such as: Psychotherapeutic Interventions; the Role of Healthcare Providers; and Creating a Plan of Action. We’ve also included a list of resources for further research…. To download this slide set in PowerPoint format, just …

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Standing Desks for Students

Standing Desks for Students: Could Standing Desks Combat Childhood Obesity? By changing the desks in our schools, we could impact the health of our nation.Obesity is a big concern and some adults are opting to use standing desks rather than office chairs to avoid long hours of sitting at work. Is …

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Medtronic Working on Diabetes App for Smartphones

Currently, Medtronic offers glucose monitoring systems that deliver information including glucose levels, trends and warnings to either an integrated insulin pump or a separate receiver. However, the company would like to take advantage of the ease and convenience of smart phone technology. Medtronic is not offering any forecast on when …

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Review Examines Efficacy, Cost of Long-acting Insulin

An analysis revealed type 1 diabetes patients on long-acting insulin attained better A1C, gained less weight and had a reduced risk of severe hypoglycemia than those on immediate-acting insulin. Long-acting insulin was more costly but significantly more effective than immediate-acting insulin, long-acting insulin analogs are probably superior to intermediate acting …

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