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Increased knowledge of how gut bacteria ratios change as a marker of inflammation could help delay the development of Type 1 Diabetes. Researchers from the University of Queensland proposed that … Continue reading Gut Bacteria Changes Indicate Type 1 Progression
As diabetes educators, having eye contact and listening carefully without distraction, is a critical part of our assessment. This initial meeting helps us sort out what is working with the … Continue reading Electronic Charting – Keeping it HUMAN
Within the medical community, we often use the terms “good cholesterol” and “bad cholesterol.” HDL, or high density lipoprotein cholesterol, is most often viewed as “protective from cardiovascular disease and … Continue reading “Could too much ‘Good’ HDL cholesterol be bad for your heart?”
Appetite control is often associated with risk of obesity and Type 2 Diabetes. Researchers at the University of California, San Diego have found that leptin resistance may have a significant … Continue reading Leptin Resistance and Obesity Link
Today we celebrate International Day of the Girl! An important mission of Diabetes Education Services is to inspire girls to feel emboldened to chase their dreams! Established by the United … Continue reading Happy International Day of the Girl – October 11th!
A study conducted by the Canadian Medical Association has found that common household disinfectants may increase the risk of obesity in children. The chemicals present in cleaning products we use … Continue reading “Household cleaners may alter kid’s gut flora”
Mindfulness and Compassion in the Diabetes Encounter A Special FREE Webinar for Diabetes Educators – October 19th at 11:30am (PST) Being a diabetes educator can be challenging. This one-hour presentation … Continue reading Mindfulness and Compassion in the Diabetes Encounter Webinar
Quincy the Queensland Koala was lethargic and kept drinking lots of water. The veterinary staff at the Los Angeles Zoo diagnosed diabetes and then asked a team of experts for … Continue reading Quincy the Koala Sports a CGM