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Stop Prescribing Lifestyle Change. Start Co-Designing for Flourishing.

September 2nd, 2026 / DiabetesEd Info / Comments Off on Stop Prescribing Lifestyle Change. Start Co-Designing for Flourishing.

Author: Evgeniya Evans, MAPP, RDN, LDN, CDCES Diabetes care often asks people to add more to their busy daily schedules: more decisions, more data, more appointments, more routines. But what … Continue reading Stop Prescribing Lifestyle Change. Start Co-Designing for Flourishing. →

Another Once Weekly Insulin – Efsitora (Onswik)

September 1st, 2026 / DiabetesEd Info / Comments Off on Another Once Weekly Insulin – Efsitora (Onswik)

Once-Weekly Insulin Efsitora (Onswik) Now people with type 2 can choose from 2 different Once Weekly basal insulins!    On September 24, 2026, the FDA approved insulin efsitora (Onswik™) for … Continue reading Another Once Weekly Insulin – Efsitora (Onswik) →

From Guidelines to Action: Using the 5 A’s Approach to Support Physical Activity

September 1st, 2026 / DiabetesEd Info / Comments Off on From Guidelines to Action: Using the 5 A’s Approach to Support Physical Activity

Author: Christine Craig, MS, RDN, CDCESFounder: Nutrition for Daily Living Physical activity can support diabetes management and cardiometabolic health, but fewer than one in four American adults achieve physical activity recommendations, … Continue reading From Guidelines to Action: Using the 5 A’s Approach to Support Physical Activity →

Test Your Knowledge Tuesday | A1C unavailable, but GMI is 7.2%. How can glycemic control be documented?

September 1st, 2026 / DiabetesEd Info / Comments Off on Test Your Knowledge Tuesday | A1C unavailable, but GMI is 7.2%. How can glycemic control be documented?

A 62?year?old woman with type 2 diabetes is being followed in a value?based care program. She uses a continuous glucose monitor (CGM) that provides detailed glucose data, which she electronically … Continue reading Test Your Knowledge Tuesday | A1C unavailable, but GMI is 7.2%. How can glycemic control be documented? →

What’s the Best Answer Thursday | Unpredictable glucose patterns with bloating and nausea. Potential contributor?

August 27th, 2026 / DiabetesEd Info / Comments Off on What’s the Best Answer Thursday | Unpredictable glucose patterns with bloating and nausea. Potential contributor?

For last week’s practice question, we quizzed participants on unpredictable glucose patters with bloating and nausea. 76% of respondents chose the best answer. We want to clarify and share this … Continue reading What’s the Best Answer Thursday | Unpredictable glucose patterns with bloating and nausea. Potential contributor? →

Tools You Can Use: How Artificial Intelligence is Transforming Diabetes Care

August 26th, 2026 / DiabetesEd Info / Comments Off on Tools You Can Use: How Artificial Intelligence is Transforming Diabetes Care

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming diabetes prevention, monitoring, and management. As clinical care tasks and data grow exponentially, providers and individuals living with or at risk for diabetes seek ways … Continue reading Tools You Can Use: How Artificial Intelligence is Transforming Diabetes Care →

Test Your Knowledge Tuesday | Which response BEST reflects a PERMA framework?

August 24th, 2026 / DiabetesEd Info / Comments Off on Test Your Knowledge Tuesday | Which response BEST reflects a PERMA framework?

You are working with SL, who understands the benefits of physical activity but has struggled to maintain a regular routine. SL says, “I know I should exercise, but every plan … Continue reading Test Your Knowledge Tuesday | Which response BEST reflects a PERMA framework? →

What’s the Best Answer Thursday | JR takes bolus insulin after meals. Your response?

August 20th, 2026 / DiabetesEd Info / Comments Off on What’s the Best Answer Thursday | JR takes bolus insulin after meals. Your response?

For last week’s practice question, we quizzed participants on bolus insulin after meals. 65% of respondents chose the best answer. We want to clarify and share this important information, so … Continue reading What’s the Best Answer Thursday | JR takes bolus insulin after meals. Your response? →