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Coach Bev and Anne are safe at Diabetes Education Services So many have reached out to check in on us and we appreciate your outpouring of love and support. Diabetes … Continue reading Coach Bev and Anne Safe | Camp Fire donations needed
Florence Nightingale believed that letting sunlight into hospitals had health benefits for patients. Looks like she may be right! Research conducted by the University of Oregon, compared sun exposure in … Continue reading Mindful Monday | Let the Sunshine in
A study conducted by the Journal of the American Medical Association has found that individuals who consume more organic foods have a decreased risk of developing cancer. The study found … Continue reading Cut Cancer Risk by Eating Organic
November Newsletter is here! by Coach Beverly Beverly Thomassian, RN, MPH, CDCES®, BC-ADM November Newsletter now available! The theme of this Diabetes Month Celebration focuses on the family unit. Families … Continue reading November Newsletter – World Diabetes Day, Flu Risk and Holiday Survival Guide
Special Election Day Question of the Week – today you get to vote twice! In the Midterm Elections. Best answer for our Question of the Week! Click here to take … Continue reading Special Election Day Question of the Week!
We apologize for the inconvenience, please enjoy other recent Blog Byte: Recent Blog Bytes: Mindful Monday | Daylight Savings – Tips to stay healthy during the dark days Diabetes and … Continue reading This blog needs a little more work 🙂
With our digital clocks now automatically adjusting, technology seems to have made daylight savings pretty easy on us. However, we can’t say the same for our internal clocks. Scientists have … Continue reading Mindful Monday | Daylight Savings – Tips to stay healthy during the dark days
Research conducted by the University of Queensland has shown that the increased prevalence of chronic conditions such as diabetes and above target weight, will cause more hospitalizations if there is … Continue reading Diabetes and Above Target Weight Increase Flu Risk – Vaccinations Save Lives