Today, is Winter Solstice, when we experience the shortest day and longest night of the year. From here we will slowly gain more light each day, marking this as an … Continue reading Winter Solstice – The Great Conjunction
As health care professionals and Diabetes Specialists, how do we keep up to date with all the latest information on diabetes and COVID-19? How do we prepare people with diabetes … Continue reading COVID-19 & Diabetes Resource Page | Free Resource Friday
Our December 8th Question of the week was a question of interventions. Over 71% of respondents, chose the best answer. Before we start though, if you don’t want any spoilers … Continue reading Rationale of the Week | Hyperglycemic and Ketone Positive. What Intervention MOST Needed?
Blood glucose levels provide an immediate snapshot of a person’s state of inflammation, with or without diabetes. According to recent research findings, admission glucose is also an excellent predictor of … Continue reading Admission Glucose Level Predicts COVID Related Deaths
JL is a 78-year-old with type 2 diabetes who has been taking metformin 1000mg BID for the past year. She checks her BG each morning and says it usually ranges … Continue reading Question of the Week | December 15, 2020
Drew Mendelow, 13, felt overwhelmed with all the new information he had to learn to navigate his new diagnosis of type 1 diabetes. New Type 1 leads to new App … Continue reading Teen Designs Type 1 Diabetes App – T1D1
Given that people with diabetes might have a drink or two during the season, we thought that this was an important topic to discuss further. Our December 1st Question of … Continue reading Rationale of the Week | Alcohol and Holidays
Click here to read our full December newsletter. Boy, am I looking forward to 2021. The New Year brings hope – vaccines to curb the pandemic are around the corner … Continue reading December Newsletter | New Diabetes App, Winter Recipes, and a Sprinkling of Gratitude