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Eat Healthy – Live Longer! Increase intake of vegetables, fruit, whole grains, fish, low-fat dairy and sources of “good” fats, such as olive oil and nuts. Decrease intake of processed … Continue reading Eat Healthy – Live Longer!
Drink coffee, live longer! Studies have shown that certain coffee compounds have neuroprotective and anti-inflammatory properties. Click here to learn more! Studying for the exam? Grab a coffee and enroll … Continue reading Drink coffee, live longer!
Metformin Particularly Effective in Those With History of GDM – check out this article written in Medscape for more information. These latest findings come from the Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) and … Continue reading “Metformin Particularly Effective in Those With History of GDM”
Keeping Healthy at Work Similar to many professionals, the majority of our work here at Diabetes Education Services, is done sitting down at a desk. Anne and I decided to … Continue reading Keeping Healthy at Work
Walk with Us. We are reaching for the moon. Please submit your weekly miles each Thursday by clicking on the link below! Provide your name and email for special prizes, … Continue reading Walk with us to the Moon
Prevention Campaign Resources Help patients and communities prevent diabetes! Over 30% of Americans are living with prediabetes. Most don’t know they have it. As diabetes detectives, we can help find … Continue reading Diabetes Prevention Campaign
This blog explores the relationship between cancer and diabetes. We differentiate the risk of cancer for people with type 1 and type 2 diabetes. Lastly, we explore the importance of … Continue reading Cancer and Diabetes
A study published earlier this month by Diabetologia tested a possible link between oral hygiene and new-onset diabetes. In an attempt to determine if there is a relationship between periodontal … Continue reading Improving Dental Hygiene May Lower Risks for New-Onset Diabetes | Mindful Monday