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This Weeks Cartoon by Theresa L. Garnero, ARNP, CDE. Issue 310

This Weeks Cartoon by Theresa L. Garnero, ARNP, CDE. Issue 306

Dr Frank Varon, DDS has spent significant time working with diabetic dental patients and knows well the improvements that proper dental care can have on glucose control. His first feature for us Diabetes and the Dental Patient points out the oral conditions that affect diabetes and how we as medical …

We appreciate the over 3000 readers who have requested more information on Exubera. You obviously have an intense interest in finding out the right way to use this exciting new medicine for your patients. Leonard Lipson, M.A. Psychology, LMHC takes a look at some of the psychological challenges that this …

Often we can sense that our patients are having troubles adapting to their diabetes. First they are in denial then they feel despair. It is so easy to just overlook how this affects their diabetes and just focus on the rest. Treatment options are valuable only after your patient is …

This Weeks Cartoon by Theresa L. Garnero, ARNP, CDE.

Beverly Price, RD, MA, RYT, knows how slow business can get between Thanksgiving and New Years Day. She has put together a great program Marketing Strategies for Slow Times During the Holidays, and even includes a section on what to do for our clients and referrers. Beverly Price, RD, MA, …

Be sure to check out this week’s cartoon from Theresa L. Garnero, ARNP, CDE.

Often we say “laughter is the best medicine” and now we are going to help you share the laughter. Starting this week we will feature a diabetes cartoon from Theresa L. Garnero, ARNP, CDE. Theresa who is President of the California Central Coast Chapter of AADE, has been drawing cartoons …

Evan David Rosen, M.D., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School has taken a thorough look at the newest immunosuppressives and how they work for diabetes patients. His article Nipping Things in the Bud brings to light some of the uses for these medications and why research is ongoing. …