Surely many people with diabetes will be flying this holiday week to visit family elsewhere for the Thanksgiving holiday feast, and friendship, and football, and maybe even for Black Friday sales. And that brings up the perpetual question: what’s the TSA up to this year?
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has guidelines for how people with diabetes are screened. This information is available on-line at Passengers with Diabetes and in general is the same as it’s been for...
One of the hardest things about diabetes is figuring out your optimal management system. Pump vs. pens, fingersticks, or a continuous... Read more »
I am now using a continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) device as well as an insulin pump. Between these two devices and my Blackberry, I'm... Read more »
Last week I got an email from my CDE: "I was wondering if you might be coming to the program at Health Trax on 2/26 (Note: Health Trax... Read more »
Hey everyone, I have mentioned before that in recent years, scientists have made leaps and bounds in the development of new technology to... Read more »
I hope after last week's blog that you are now in the position to make an educated decision about which form of basal/bolus therapy is or... Read more »
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