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We are so excited to hear that Beth passed her CDCES exam! Join us in celebrating her success I just wanted to take a minute and send you a note … Continue reading Congrats Beth! | Graduate Success Story
RJ is 15 years old and starting on basal-bolus insulin. The diabetes specialist reviews the signs of hypoglycemia and provides information on glucagon rescue medications. Which of the following statements … Continue reading Question of the Week | July 14, 2020
Live Stream Webinar Date Change Due to technical difficulty during our July 21st course, we are re-recording session 1 and adding a new date for session 2. We apologize in advance … Continue reading Technology Toolkit Rescheduled| Pumps and Sensors + Insulin Pump Calculations
At Diabetes Education Services we are dedicated to supporting the growth and well-being of our future generations. This month we are celebrating our amazing sister organization Just One Person. Just … Continue reading Pancreas Partners | Supporting Kenyan Girl’s Education
AR is 16 years old and is struggling with weight. AR was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and has met with the dietitian and diabetes specialist. In spite of eating … Continue reading Question of the Week | July 7, 2020
Young adults and youth with diabetes in the United States have rising HgbA1c’s despite advances in diabetes technologies. At the recent virtual ADA Scientific Sessions, Faisal Malik MD, MSHS, shared … Continue reading Rising HgbA1c Levels in Youth Despite Advanced Technologies | Tech Thursday
Click here to view our Top 3 Blogs Newsletter Happy Wednesday Diabetes Community! We are excited to announce our new feature; Top 3 blog posts of the Month. Coach Beverly … Continue reading DiabetesEd Top 3 Blog Posts | July 1, 2020
AJ is admitted to the hospital for the second time this month for DKA. The 28-year-old has type 1 diabetes, wears a CGM, and uses insulin pen injections. AJs last … Continue reading Question of the Week | June 30, 2020