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November is National Diabetes Month. We are celebrating with our annual Gut Bacteria Webinar. Join Us! Register for FREE Webinar – Getting to the Gut & Skin, Meet Your Microbiome … Continue reading You’re Invited! FREE Gut & Skin Bacteria Webinar Today
To celebrate National Diabetes Month, we are excited to provide you with a bunch of helpful resources to help get the word out. Websites that offer FREE handouts for diabetes … Continue reading National Diabetes Month Helpful Resources
Our October 27th Question of the week quizzed test takers on person-centered language. We are happy to report that 88% of respondents chose the correct answer. We thought that this … Continue reading Keeping it Person-Centered | QoW Rationale
November is an exciting month. We celebrate National Diabetes Month and World Diabetes Day. Plus, we get to exercise our right to vote. I love this quote by Sharon Salzberg, … Continue reading November Newsletter | You’re Invited to Celebrate Diabetes Month | 2 FREE Webinars
Which of the following is accurate regarding cystic fibrosis related diabetes (CFRD)? A1c testing is the preferred diagnostic tool to detect cystic fibrosis-related diabetes (CFRD). Start annual screening for diabetes at age 10 for those … Continue reading Question of the Week | November 3, 2020
November is National Diabetes Month. We are celebrating with our annual Gut Bacteria Webinar. Join Us! FREE Webinar – Getting to the Gut, Meet Your Microbiome Join the wonderment as … Continue reading Getting to the Gut, Meet Your Microbiome | Free Webinar and Celebration
Studying for the CDCES exam? Join us for our FREE webinarPreparing for the CDCES Exam 2020 November 5, 2020, from 11:30 a.m. – 12:45 p.m. (PST) Unsure about updates for … Continue reading Preparing for the CDCES Exam | Free Webinar | November 5, 2020
Our October 20th Question of the week quizzed test takers on determining the type of diabetes based on lab results and the history. 68% of respondents chose the correct answer, … Continue reading What Kind of Diabetes? Rationale of the Week October 20, 2020