What’s the difference between diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) vs. nutritional ketosis? It’s actually quite simple: one is life-threatening and the other…
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If you are living with heart disease, know that you are not alone. Over 30 million Americans have been diagnosed…
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On Day 1 with diabetes, we’re taught to focus on carbohydrates when dosing our insulin — and for many, that…
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Women living with type 1 diabetes have a five times greater risk for heart failure than nondiabetic women. This excess…
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Mmmm, there’s nothing quite as delicious as a high-carb, high-fat meal, right? If you took the fat out of cupcakes…
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As a whole, people living with type 1 diabetes experience heart disease far more than even those suffering from type…
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Everyone living with diabetes faces challenges. But women with diabetes are especially cursed with some unique obstacles. First and foremost,…
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When you are first diagnosed with diabetes, you have little say in what insulin your doctor puts you on. Typically,…
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Stomach bugs (like Norovirus) and a real bout of the flu were never something I recall dealing with as an…
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Heart disease kills more people in the developed world than any other condition. In America, about 1 in 5 women…
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It’s the holidays, and you should be able to enjoy the fun and yum that comes with the season. As…
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Well, who said that just because you have type 1 diabetes means you can’t ever eat pizza or lasagna ever…
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We spoke with Amir Farzam, CEO of MontMed (website) about SiteSmart, a new color-based site rotation system for insulin pen…
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Type 1 diabetics are at an increased rate of cardiovascular disease (CVD) with an estimated 44% of adult T1Ds dying…
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A glucagon pen can save your life if you are a person with type 1 or type 2 diabetes who…
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Too often, “low-carb” cookie products are full of junk ingredients and they taste like a diet gone wrong. Bleh. I’m…
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For the average person, the flu might be no big deal — but for people with type 1 and type…
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When I was in college, a coworker and I began planning for the ultimate hike. We wanted to climb Longs…
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As a diabetic, you make a thousand tiny decisions every day in the name of maintaining healthy, stable blood sugars.…
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A new study looking at the efficacy of closed-loop pump systems was recently published in The New England Journal of…
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