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FREE webinar, ready for viewing Unsure about changes in 2020? Coach Beverly offers this FREE webinar to help get you prepare for the CDCES Exam. All her tips and tricks … Continue reading Free Resource Friday | Updated Preparing For the CDCES Exam 2020
Hugo Rosen, MD, a liver disease specialist and chair at the Keck School of Medicine of USC, has witnessed a startling shift in his practice. There are less individuals coming … Continue reading Most People with Diabetes Have Fatty Liver Disease
Coach Beverly, Taryn and Robert wish everyone a Happy New Year. To get ready for 2020, we have highlighted 10 questions that help to wrap up 2019. Ending the year … Continue reading Happy New Year! Ten Questions to Get Ready for 2020
Our Diabetes Detective Team scans the diabetes news to discover the most relevant info that Diabetes Educators need in their daily practice. We post one daily Blog Byte from Monday … Continue reading Question of the Week | December 31, 2019
Get Ready for a New Name in 2020. Every end marks a new beginning. We’re ringing in this New Year with a FREE Preparing for the CDCES Exam Webinar! If … Continue reading Preparing for CDCES (formerly CDE) FREE Webinar – Jan 2, 2020
What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? Jean-Jacques Rousseau Thank you for being a part of our seven days of kindness. Each post reminded me of the … Continue reading Thank You for Celebrating a Week of Kindness
Continuing our week of kindness, we celebrate Kwanzaa, a holiday dedicated to acknowledging seven guiding principles of life. Give light and people will find the way. Ella Baker Kwanzaa is … Continue reading Happy Kwanzaa!
After treat-to-target trial findings showed that mealtime and postprandial treatment with Fiasp resulted in effective glycemic control and safety results similar to slightly slower insulin aspart (Novolog), the FDA has … Continue reading Fiasp (faster aspart) approved for Pediatrics