Our May 26th Question of the week was a question about carb counting. Although 56% of respondents chose the correct answer, 44% did not. We thought that this was an … Continue reading Doing the Math | Weight and Calorie Counting Rationale
COVID-19 has changed the landscape of how healthcare services are delivered in the U.S. In our new “normal,” many healthcare professionals have begun to adopt telehealth/telemedicine services. Is this new … Continue reading Telemedicine in Rural Areas lead to A1c Improvements
MS has type 1 diabetes and is on a low carb diet to help her keep her weight on target. She has a BMI of 24.3. MS has a friend … Continue reading Question of the Week | June 23, 2020
Our May 19th Question of the week was a question about carb counting. Although 58% of respondents chose the correct answer, 42% did not. We thought that this was an … Continue reading Carb Counting and Math | QoW Rationale
What we say matters. As educators, advocates, spouses, friends, and providers, our use of language can deeply affect the self-view of people living with diabetes every day. Intentional communication is … Continue reading Lifting People Up with our Words
College-aged men who play video games consumed less healthy foods than their non-gaming peers, according to data presented at Nutrition 2020 Live Online. “Video game usage has been studied extensively … Continue reading Does Video Gaming Affect Food Choices? | Tech Thursday
If we consider why certain groups are at increased risk for diabetes, heart attack, stroke, cancers and other health issues, we can look back in time to their childhood for … Continue reading Early Adversity and Strategies to Provide Equitable Care
LS takes 20 units 70/30 insulin twice daily with an insulin pen. LS states that blood sugars are usually on target, but over the past week, blood sugars have suddenly increased. … Continue reading Question of the Week | June 9, 2020