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Archive for December, 2009
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Thursday, December 31st, 2009 by Chris FrankieResearchers ID Enzyme That May Help Fight Type 2 Diabetes
Thursday, December 31st, 2009 by Chris FrankieScientists at Joslin Diabetes Center have found that a relatively little-studied enzyme plays a central role in defending insulin-producing cells against oxidants, but is damaged by the high levels of blood glucose produced in diabetes (more…)
Rate of Diabetes Complications Worse Among Older Mexican-Americans
Thursday, December 31st, 2009 by Chris FrankieThe percentage of Mexican Americans with Type 2 diabetes has almost doubled in the last 17 years (more…)
Sugar, Spice & Everything May Not be Alright
Thursday, December 31st, 2009 by Tammy GalligherTammy Galligher is an Expert on living with diabetes long-term. To check out Tammy’s full bio, click here.
Sexual dysfunction among diabetics is generally associated with men, thanks to the countless number of television commercials. However, while not as widely talked about, sexual dysfunction also impacts many female diabetics (more…)
21st Century Breakdown: Why Diabetes Awareness Needs a Makeover
Thursday, December 31st, 2009 by Mark-John CliffordMark-John Clifford, our Expert columist for today, is co-founder and pioneer of multiple online diabetic communities that work in conjunction with offline grass roots groups (more…)
How to Avoid Getting the Diabetic Itch
Thursday, December 31st, 2009 by Tammy GalligherTammy Galligher is an Expert on living with diabetes long-term. To check out Tammy’s full bio, click here.
The potential long-term complications of diabetes are the ones we all strive to avoid. However, there are a number of “smaller” complications that we are more susceptible to that can make day-to-day living a flat out pain (more…)
Insulin, Pumps & Planes; Navigating Airport Security Minefields
Thursday, December 31st, 2009 by A. Kelsey MetcalfA. Kelsey Metcalf writes monthly columns about diabetes and travel as well as parenting as a diabetic. She has had type 1 diabetes for 29 years and visited four continents. To read her full ‘Experts’ bio, click here.
Navigating the world of air travel these days is a daunting endeavor indeed. Throw a tidy little wrench like Type 1 diabetes into the effort – well, then the fun truly begins (more…)
Focusing on the Positives During the ‘Holidaze’
Thursday, December 31st, 2009 by Phil EagerPhil Eager is part of a newly-launched ‘Experts’ initiative by Diabetes News Hound. He writes columns about diabetes and stress management, mental health, family matters and communication based on his own experierince (more…)
Rate of Diabetes-Related End-Stage Kidney Disease Drops
Wednesday, December 30th, 2009 by Chris FrankieThe rate of diabetes-related end-stage kidney disease, one of the worst complications of diabetes, began to decline beginning 1996 and has steadily dropped almost 4% a year since that time (more…)
ADA Approves A1C Blood Test to Diagnose Diabetes
Wednesday, December 30th, 2009 by Chris FrankieThe American Diabetes Association (ADA) released new guidelines for identifying people with diabetes and prediabetes (more…)
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