The prevalence of type 1 diabetes was relatively stable for much of human history until the second half of the…
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Despite initial reports that people living with diabetes may be at higher risk for infection by the novel coronavirus (SARS-Cov-2)…
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I’ve been a Medtronic customer since I switched from MDI to an insulin pump in 2014. At the time, their…
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For so many, the threat of the fast-spreading coronavirus is all-consuming. For people living with diabetes, that threat seems even…
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No matter where you are in the world, everyone’s life has been changed by the coronavirus pandemic. Whether you are…
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When it comes to managing type 1 diabetes, there is one item that is central to every aspect of the…
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There are few things quite as life-altering as receiving a type 1 diabetes diagnosis. Not only does it alter how…
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When you picture the future of type 1 diabetes treatment, what comes to mind? For many, they see high tech…
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2020 is set to be an exciting year for anyone interested in switching to or upgrading their hybrid closed loop…
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Broken Trust A cabin in the middle of nowhere is the last place any diabetic wants to suffer a hypoglycemic…
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Creating attainable A1C goals has long been the standard to keep your diabetes management on track. But, as we learn…
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One morning in April of 2016, Betty woke to find her blood sugar had shot up over 500 during the…
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As news continues to grow concerning the spread of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, it can be hard not to worry…
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For a newly diagnosed type 1 diabetic, there is nothing scarier than having your blood sugar bottom out. One minute…
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There is so much to learn when you are first diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. The sheer amount of information…
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You have probably never heard the term “insulin fibrillation” before or have even the slightest idea of what it means.…
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Being diagnosed with type 1 diabetes is like having to relearn how to live all over again. Suddenly there are…
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As a person with type 1 diabetes, exercising and staying active is important to increase your insulin sensitivity and decrease…
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By far, the most stressful part of living with type 1 diabetes is low blood sugar. Not only can lows…
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One of the very first things any newly diagnosed T1D (or type 1 parent) learns about, is how to count…
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