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Our More on Diabetes articles will provide helpful diabetes and health information on topics including diabetes management, exercise, diabetic recipes, diabetes complications, diet and nutrition, pet diabetes and more. Articles are written or reviewed by healthcare professionals who have experience in diabetes and health education.

Oct 18, 2016

High Blood Pressure & Diabetes

By |2017-10-30T11:48:15-04:00Updated: October 18th, 2016|Health & Wellness, Heart Connection, Newsletters|0 Comments

Virtually all people with diabetes know that they must regulate their blood sugar in order to remain healthy and prevent complications. But did you know that checking your blood pressure is equally important for people with diabetes? The combination of diabetes and high blood pressure doubles your risk for cardiovascular disease.

The Connection between High Blood Pressure […]

Oct 17, 2016

Diabetic Wound Care Tips

By |2018-03-09T15:17:15-05:00Updated: October 17th, 2016|Complications, Newsletters|1 Comment

Care of the skin is one of the most important aspects of routine diabetes maintenance. Without proper precautionary measures, minor cuts or injuries can quickly turn into serious problems. People with diabetes often heal more slowly than normal because of less blood flow to affected areas and reduced white blood cell function. They may not notice […]

Oct 10, 2016

What Kind of Diabetes Patient Are You?

By |2016-10-18T09:53:34-04:00Updated: October 10th, 2016|Diabetes Management|0 Comments

Diabetes is a chronic health condition that requires constant management. Taking care of yourself is essential to feel your best at all times. Find out what kind of diabetes patient you are and ways to improve your self-management routine.

Do You Keep Your Medical Appointments?

It is important to work with a dedicated health care team to properly […]

Oct 3, 2016

Choosing a Diabetes Glucose Meter

By |2025-05-20T07:42:09-04:00Updated: October 3rd, 2016|Diabetes Management, General Information, Gestational, Pre-Diabetes, Type 1|2 Comments

People with diabetes need to control their blood sugar. Using a diabetes glucose kit is a way to measure your blood sugar and make changes as needed. Find out how to choose a glucose meter for better diabetes management.

What is a Blood Glucose Meter?

Blood glucose meters are used to measure and display the […]

Sep 14, 2016

17 Quick and Easy Ways to Fool Diabetes

By |2016-09-14T11:03:42-04:00Updated: September 14th, 2016|Diabetes Management, Health & Wellness, Newsletters|3 Comments

There are over 29 million people in America with diabetes and over 86 million people with pre-diabetes. Some of the risk factors such as age and genetics can’t be changed but many other risk factors can. Change is certainly difficult but by making some modifications you may be able to prevent pre-diabetes to becoming diabetes and […]

Sep 12, 2016

Devices to Make Your Diabetes Life Easier

By |2025-04-04T16:05:57-04:00Updated: September 12th, 2016|Children, Diabetes Management, Gestational, Type 1|1 Comment

Managing diabetes is an ongoing challenge as people try to keep their blood glucose levels stable. Knowledge and the right equipment can make a major difference. Discover a few diabetes devices to help make your diabetes life easier.

The I-Port Takes Shots for People with Diabetes

Many people with diabetes need to administer insulin throughout the day. With […]

Sep 6, 2016

Selecting Diabetes Supplies and Medical Equipment

By |2018-01-26T13:18:06-05:00Updated: September 6th, 2016|Diabetes Management, General Information|0 Comments

Medical Equipment Does Matter!

People with diabetes depend on certain medical equipment to help them maintain the best possible blood glucose control and over all health. From determining their blood glucose levels to checking their blood pressure, people need equipment for proper diabetes management. Find out why medical equipment does matter when it comes to optimum health […]

Aug 17, 2016

Eye Conditions, Low Vision and Diabetes

By |2016-08-17T09:22:55-04:00Updated: August 17th, 2016|Complications, General Information, Health & Wellness, Newsletters|0 Comments

Researchers at Indiana University School of Optometry and The Biocomplexity Institute at Indiana University have been actively working to recreate a “virtual tissue model of the diabetic eye”. They were able to “show precisely how a small protein can both damage and grow vessels in the eye that cause vision loss and blindness in those with […]

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