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Monthly Archives: November 2010
What You Should Know About Diabetes and Kidney Disease
The link between diabetes and kidney disease is very real. Between 30-40% of people with type 1 diabetes and 20-30% of people with type 2 diabetes develop kidney disease. Frequent changes in blood vessels can affect the function of the … Continue reading
Let’s Get Physical This Holiday Season
Even if you did manage to stick to your diabetes management nutrition plan at the Thanksgiving table yesterday, that doesn’t mean that the constant bombardment of holiday food temptation is over. You still have over a month to go. So, … Continue reading
Tips for Making Truly Sweet Thanksgiving Desserts
If ever there was a holiday that you might look upon with mixed feelings, it’s Thanksgiving. One the one hand, it can be a truly wonderful holiday, with lots of family and friends. But, let’s face it, if you have … Continue reading
Posted in Healthy Eating
Tagged Diabetes Dessert Recipes, Diabetes Recipes, Diabetes sugar, thanksgiving
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Q&A With Joslin’s Suzanne Ghiloni on Diabetes and Pregnancy
Pregnancy is still one of the most challenging times for women with diabetes. A new book that we announced last week aims to address each of these challenges. Staying Healthy with Diabetes—Planning & Managing Your Pregnancy was authored by Suzanne … Continue reading
Guest Post: Pregnancy and Type 1 Diabetes
In celebration of the publication of our latest book, Staying Healthy with Diabetes — Planning and Managing Your Pregnancy, we are pleased to welcome our first guest post from Joslin patient and diabetes blogger, Kerri Sparling. Right now, sleeping in … Continue reading
Now Available: Joslin Pregnancy and Diabetes Book
As recently as 25 years ago, women with diabetes were told to abandon any hopes of having children. It was considered just too risky for both the mother and her baby. But today, thanks in no small part to the … Continue reading
The Importance of Diabetes Foot Exams
Diabetes can decrease circulation in your feet and cause nerve damage. These complications can make it difficult to self-diagnosis a foot problem and could increase the time it will take to heal from foot wounds. A yearly foot exam is … Continue reading
Diabetes and Travel — 10 Tips for a Safe Trip
Thanksgiving is the busiest time of the year for travel. If you have diabetes, preparing for even daily activities can require advanced planning. So how do you prepare for travel, which can disrupt your diabetes care routine? Here are 10 … Continue reading
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Ray Allen Is Still Going $3 for 3’s!
Since having his son diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, Ray Allen of the Boston Celtics has stepped up to support the Joslin Diabetes Center–the organization that provided critical diabetes care in his family’s time of need. This basketball season, Ray … Continue reading
Celebrate World Diabetes Day
This Sunday, November 14, is World Diabetes Day! This annual campaign, symbolized by a blue circle, started in 1991 and has evolved over the years to raise awareness and educate the public about diabetes. Here are some great examples of … Continue reading
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Tagged Blue lightings, Diabetes Day Activities, November 14th, World Diabetes Day
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