Happy November, Nearly 16% of American adults — that’s close to 1 in 6 — now has diabetes, according to the latest data from the CDC. Along with social determinants … Continue reading November 2024 Newsletter | Celebrate Diabetes Month & Embrace Diversity
Question of Week LC is a 49-year-old living with type 2 diabetes and reports during their appointment they have stopped their statin because of concern over risk of type 2 … Continue reading Question of the Week | Diabetes Risk with Statin Use
This November, many of you celebrated National Diabetes Awareness Month to highlight the importance of education, prevention, and support for those living with diabetes. We asked you to describe your … Continue reading National Diabetes Month: Celebrating Awareness In Action
by Christine Craig, MS, RD, CDCES Type 1 diabetes and celiac disease share a fascinating connection rooted in their autoimmune nature and shared genetic background. In T1D, autoantibodies attack the … Continue reading Nobel 2024 – Implications for T1D and Celiac Disease
Celebrate National Diabetes Month with DiabetesEd Services: T-shirt & Diabetes Book Giveaway!*? To celebrate this important month, we are hosting a **T-shirt and Book Giveaway** to honor the millions of … Continue reading Free T-Shirt & Book Giveaway!!
You’re Invited to Join the Diversity in Diabetes Care Directory It is with great enthusiasm that I share a transformative initiative: the launch of the Diabetes Care Provider Directory at … Continue reading Embracing Diversity in Diabetes Care
Dawn Desoto RD, CDCES, celebrates the fall and winter season with a collection of recipes that nourish and heal. Dazzle your taste-buds and energize your gut bacteria with this delicious … Continue reading Winter Recipes that Nourish and Heal | by Dawn Desoto
For last week’s practice question, we quizzed participants on type 1 and food insecurity. About two thirds of respondents chose the best answer. We want to clarify and share this important … Continue reading Rationale of the Week | Type 1 and Food Insecurity