Question of the Week | Triglyceride Management
JT is 58-years-old and has type 2 diabetes, hypertension, and BMI is 32 kg/m². Medications include metformin, lisinopril, and atorvastatin. Diet intake includes frequent highly processed foods, sugary beverages, no … Continue reading Question of the Week | Triglyceride Management
March 2025 E-Newsletter
Announcements ___________________________ Fasting: Religion, Health, and Diabetes Care Breaking Free From Weight Centric Diabetes Care Mindful Eating: A Fresh Approach to Diabetes Question of Week #1 Question of Week #2 … Continue reading March 2025 E-Newsletter
Rationale of the Week | Based on ADA Standards, what is next med addition?
For last week’s practice question, we quizzed participants on ADA Standards & what is next med addition? 67% of respondents chose the best answer. We want to clarify and share this … Continue reading Rationale of the Week | Based on ADA Standards, what is next med addition?
Mindful Eating: A Fresh Approach to Diabetes Management
by Evgenia Evans, MS, RDN, CDCES Managing diabetes often involves making significant lifestyle and dietary adjustments, which can sometimes feel overwhelming or lead to feelings of deprivation. Research highlights that … Continue reading Mindful Eating: A Fresh Approach to Diabetes Management
Question of the Week | Best approach: Fasting During Ramadan
JL observes Ramadan and fasts from sunrise to sunset. JL has type 2 diabetes and usually takes 4 units of bolus insulin three times a day with meals and 10 … Continue reading Question of the Week | Best approach: Fasting During Ramadan
Why Actos May Be Reemerging in the Diabetes Landscape
By: Beverly Thomassian In the ever-evolving world of diabetes care, medications come in and out of favor based on new research, shifting safety data, and patient needs. Actos … Continue reading Why Actos May Be Reemerging in the Diabetes Landscape
Question of the Week | Remote Eye Screening Precautions
Retinal photography with remote reading by experts has great potential to provide screening services in areas where qualified eye care professionals are not readily available. However, in person exams are … Continue reading Question of the Week | Remote Eye Screening Precautions
Walking May Be the Best Exercise Most People Overlook
Walking is often praised as the most accessible and underrated form of exercise. While some may argue in favor of high-intensity cardio or resistance training, a growing body of evidence … Continue reading Walking May Be the Best Exercise Most People Overlook
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