More than likely, you have just breezed through the latency period of your school-aged child. Welcome to the new world of major changes: physical transformations, emotional lability, cognitive growth, and confusion for both caregivers and child. Most likely, just a short time ago, your child was chatting about sports, extracurricular activities, and reporting blood sugars. Now, he is in his room with the door shut. "What have I done" you think. The answer is nothing. The onset of puberty and...
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Ten Years of Diabetes Management Developments
By Dr. Bill Quick, Health Expert
The Annals of Internal Medicine has recently published a very intriguing article: Differences in Control of Cardiovascular Disease and... Read more »
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Liraglutide: New Long-Acting Release Injectable in Development for...
By David Mendosa, Health Expert
Byetta and the long-acting release (LAR) formulation of that diabetes medication got most of the attention at the 66th Scientific Sessions... Read more »
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Diabetes Dangers of Studying Abroad, Developing Confidence in Teen's...
By Ann Bartlett, Health Expert
Editor's Note: This is a response from Ann Bartlett's mother on her decision to go abroad as a teen with diabetes. Read Ann's account on... Read more »
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Doctors may find way to Prevent Development of Type 1 Diabetes
By AllieBeatty, Health Expert
Doctors in Sydney. Austrailia believe they have discovered a novel treatment to prevent the development of Type I diabetes - or at least... Read more »
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Risk of Development of Type 1 Diabetes and TrialNet Natural History...
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I have written in the past about the predictive value of knowing that there is a "possibility" of developing Type 1 diabetes. At present,... Read more »
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How Gestational Diabetes Develops
(Ivanhoe Newswire) -- We may finally know why five-percent of women develop diabetes while they are pregnant. New research from the Stanford... Read more »
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome and Diabetes
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People With Fatty Liver are Five Times More Likely to Develop ...
A new study has found that people who have fatty liver disease are five times more likely to develop Type 2 diabetes than people who don't have fatty... Read more »
One in five Americans at risk for developing diabetes
A new report from the American Diabetes Association (ADA) says that one in five Americans is at high risk for developing Type 2 diabetes. The ADA... Read more »
Drugmaker stops development of "effective" diabetes drug
Drugmaker Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. has stopped development of a promising new diabetes drug, Pargluva, after the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)... Read more »
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