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A Different Kind of CGM
Lifestyle Profiles/Interviews Video

A Different Kind of CGM

April 11, 2013 No Comments

Diabetes alert dogs have amazing powers. But finding the right dog is still more of an art than a science.

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“More Accurate Than The Meter” – And A Best Friend, Too
Lifestyle Profiles/Interviews Video

“More Accurate Than The Meter” – And A Best Friend, Too

April 11, 2013 No Comments

“Man’s Best Friend”: takes on new meaning when applied to diabetes alert dogs. Meet Liam Kelly, and his dog Max.

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Sticking It To Lows
Lifestyle Wearables/Products

Sticking It To Lows

April 9, 2013 30 Comments

Every Type 1 and many Type 2s who use insulin know that hypoglycemia is an ever-present threat. Here’s a fast, easy, and portable solution to the problem.

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TechUp Insulin Advisor
Lifestyle

TechUp Insulin Advisor

April 4, 2013 24 Comments

The Good News: You can upload data from your meter, pump, or CGM to dozens of Apps or platforms that will sort and display your information.

The Bad News: It’s really hard for the average person to understand how to use the results and translate into better control.

The Solution: Insulin Nation’s TechUp Insulin Advisor

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Wireless Weight Loss
Lifestyle Wearables/Products

Wireless Weight Loss

March 21, 2013 76 Comments

Omada Health Creates an Effective Diabetes Prevention Program

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Baby (and Insulin ) On Board
Lifestyle Profiles/Interviews

Baby (and Insulin ) On Board

March 19, 2013 No Comments

Diabetes management during pregnancy is “a labor of love”.

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A Tattoo Even Mom Will Love
Lifestyle Wearables/Products

A Tattoo Even Mom Will Love

March 14, 2013 10 Comments

Tartoosâ„¢ takes injection site management in a new direction by making it possible for people with diabetes, or the parents of children with diabetes, to “tattoo” the abdomen and other injection areas with small, easily-removed, images that are spaced one inch apart.

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Hyperactive: The Pedometer Gets a Makeover
Lifestyle Wearables/Products

Hyperactive: The Pedometer Gets a Makeover

February 28, 2013 78 Comments

Whatever excuse any of us has for being too heavy, out of shape, or both, it isn’t because we can’ buy affordable technology that will shower us with data and show us the way. Includes INTV Video.

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INTV Special Report: Sensors To The Rescue
Lifestyle Video Wearables/Products

INTV Special Report: Sensors To The Rescue

February 28, 2013 No Comments

Want a solution to our obesity problem? It’s probably on, or connected to, your Smartphone.

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In Loco Pancreas
Lifestyle Pumps

In Loco Pancreas

February 26, 2013 93 Comments

Learning how to replace the insulin-producing functions of the pancreas isn’t easy for a newly diagnosed Type 1, let alone parents without diabetes. While pumps automate insulin delivery, the adult roles are just as significant with a pump as with injections.

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A Sense of Who You Are
Lifestyle Wearables/Products

A Sense of Who You Are

February 21, 2013 No Comments

From cool meter to cool sensor: the creators of Sanofi’s iBGStar tackle their next challenge, making wearable sensors into a fashion statement.

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Worth Reading: Food, Not So Glorious Food
Lifestyle

Worth Reading: Food, Not So Glorious Food

February 7, 2013 No Comments

Two Recent Books Help Us Think About How, And Why, We Eat

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INTV: Janice Baker’s Ode to Oatmeal
Lifestyle Video

INTV: Janice Baker’s Ode to Oatmeal

January 18, 2013 2 Comments

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. It starts the day right because it establishes a foundation and we tend to eat on regular intervals after a good breakfast.

Old fashioned oatmeal is a great example of a low sodium, high protein, high fiber food that stabilizes blood sugar and keeps you full for a long time. It also lowers cholesterol levels. You can add slivered almonds or chopped walnuts to add protein and add some cinnamon and some Splenda to give it more flavor.

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INTV: Janice Baker on Avoiding Nighttime Eating
Lifestyle Video

INTV: Janice Baker on Avoiding Nighttime Eating

January 18, 2013 2 Comments

Nighttime eating is difficult because your options are often more limited and high in sodium and calories. Many of us crave food at night because we did not eat enough or the right combination of foods during the day. It is important to eat a good breakfast and a good lunch, and drink plenty of water so that you have the fuel to make it through the night.

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INTV: James Coale on Setting Goals to Achieve Long Term Health and Fitness
Lifestyle Video

INTV: James Coale on Setting Goals to Achieve Long Term Health and Fitness

January 18, 2013 No Comments

James Coale, PhD, talks about achieving long term health and fitness. “The first thing is that you have to set a goal that is specific. A lot of people say ‘I want to lose weight’ or ‘I want to get fit.’ Those are good goals but its better and more attainable to say something like ‘I want to love 10 pounds in two week or a pound a week’.” This is good because it is measurable — the amount and the time frame.

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INTV: Love The Food You’re With
Lifestyle Profiles/Interviews Video

INTV: Love The Food You’re With

January 17, 2013 No Comments

The “Diabetes Diet” doesn’t exist. Rather, it’s all about balance, and understanding the role food plays in comforting you or responding to stress.

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INTV: Renee Stanton, Type 2, on Taking Insulin
Lifestyle Medicine/Drugs Profiles/Interviews Video

INTV: Renee Stanton, Type 2, on Taking Insulin

January 17, 2013 No Comments

Type 2 for twenty years +, Renee learned that going on insulin wasn’t because she was a “bad diabetic.” Within three months,. she was under control.

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INTV: Big BlueTest is BIG and POWERFUL!
Lifestyle Profiles/Interviews Video

INTV: Big BlueTest is BIG and POWERFUL!

January 17, 2013 No Comments

The Big Blue Test emphasis the impact of physical activity on your blood sugar, an average drop of 20% in your blood glucose levels. Join more than 20,000 people who participate in the Big Blue Test each year. Its profoundly eye-opening to see your results.

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The Doctor is (Always) In
Lifestyle Medicine/Drugs Meters & CGMs

The Doctor is (Always) In

January 14, 2013 No Comments

“Connected Care” Puts Expert Advice In The Palm of Your Hand

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THE BOLUS BONUS — DIAL UP TO CHOW DOWN
Lifestyle

THE BOLUS BONUS — DIAL UP TO CHOW DOWN

January 11, 2013 No Comments

I know a famous endocrinologist, also a Type 1, who is fond of “Dos Manos” burritos. For the Spanish-challenged, “dos manos” means “two hands,” which is how many you need to hold this fabulous concoction of beef, cheese and beans that contains the adult daily requirement of calories and carbs for a man, or two men, digging ditches. How can he possibly combine “dos manos” with his diabetes?

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