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As clearly demonstrated by the CDC Diabetes Prevention Program, prediabetes can be reversed and diabetes can be delayed by a change in lifestyle coupled with weight loss. With staggering statistics … Continue reading A Digital Behavior Change Program helps reverse PreDiabetes
Happy International Women’s Day! We are so happy to celebrate International Women’s Day today by honoring the girls of Just One Person! We have the opportunity to partner with this incredible … Continue reading Happy International Women’s Day!
Sonic introduces a new burger this year with a patty containing 25% mushrooms! The concept being that the burger has “less of the guilt.” According to the World Resources Institute, if … Continue reading “Here’s Why Environmentalists Are Cheering The Latest Burger At Sonic Drive-In”
Companion Medical has now developed a “Smart” InPen system which allows persons with type 1 diabetes to inject insulin and monitor their data via the app on their phone. The … Continue reading “Smart InPen device launches in the US”
Imagine a contact lens that you could wear that would light up if your glucose levels were high? Many of you have probably heard about the first initial attempt at … Continue reading “New glucose-monitoring contact lens addresses prior design issues”
Congratulations to Michelle White! “Thank you doesn’t feel like enough to tell Beverly how much I appreciate her educational sessions. I had previously taken the CDCES exam three times and … Continue reading CDCES Success Story!
Special Question of the Week – Customer Appreciation! To our superstar students, subscribers and community of educators, we truly couldn’t have done it without you! To show our love and … Continue reading Special Question of the Week – Customer Appreciation
The Words We Choose – ABC’s of a more thoughtful approach The term “diabetic” is officially off-limits. Say goodbye the phrase “you can control your diabetes’. Ditch characterizing people with … Continue reading ABCs of Language Use in Diabetes