If you forgot to test, you’re in good company. It seems that the scientific researchers whom you rely on for your professional guidance on diabetes made the same mistake. [Read more →]
Entries from June 2007
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Short-Acting Insulin Isn’t Short for Most Type 2s
June 28th, 2007 · No Comments
Tags: conclusion, dosage, effects, insulin
Posted in: Medication
Byetta for the Heart
June 27th, 2007 · No Comments
The new diabetes drug, Byetta, can help us control our blood glucose and lose weight. In animal experiments it stimulates the birth of new beta cells, make more beta cells develop, and increase the mass of beta cells. [Read more →]
Tags: byetta, facts, glp-1, heart, information
Posted in: Medication
Day 4 ADA Chicago: Oral GLP-1
June 26th, 2007 · No Comments
A pill form of GLP-1 may be coming. That’s the gist of a late breaking abstract at the American Diabetes Association’s annual convention that concluded at noon today. The embargo on this abstract expired a few minutes ago. [Read more →]
Tags: byetta, drugs, Medication, oral glp-1
Posted in: Medication
Day 3 ADA Chicago: Incretins
June 25th, 2007 · No Comments
The third day of the American Diabetes Association’s convention in the so-called Windy City blew me away in more ways than one. [Read more →]
Tags: facts, glp-1, incretins, information
Posted in: Medication
Day 2 ADA Chicago: A1C
June 24th, 2007 · No Comments
The high point of the second day of the American Diabetes Association convention in Chicago has been not something I learned about diabetes in general. It is instead what I learned about myself. [Read more →]
Tags: a1c, ada, facts, information, Medication
Posted in: Testing
ADA Chicago
June 22nd, 2007 · No Comments
Dateline Chicago: The American Diabetes Association is not only the largest diabetes charity with a national outreach to all of us who have diabetes. But it is also the leading professional organization in the world. [Read more →]
Tags: ada, facts, information, news, research
Posted in: Psychosocial
M is for Mentoring
June 20th, 2007 · No Comments
You can be and probably are a mentor about something or other. You can be a mentor about diabetes too. [Read more →]
Tags: coaches, culture, mentor, mentoring
Posted in: Psychosocial
L is for Lazy
June 17th, 2007 · No Comments
If you think that I’m lazy, I probably could shrug it off. But if I considered myself lazy, it would be a blow to my self-esteem. [Read more →]
Tags: facts, information, lazy, taking care
Posted in: Psychosocial
K is for Ketones
June 14th, 2007 · 2 Comments
Ketones are good for you. No, they’re bad.
With one exception, I don’t think that there’s any diabetes disagreement that is more serious than this one about ketones. The exception is whether a low-carbohydrate diet is something that you should follow, particularly if you want to lose weight. [Read more →]
Tags: diet, facts, information, ketones
Posted in: Testing
J is for Januvia
June 10th, 2007 · 5 Comments
It may be safe to use Januvia in 2014. It isn’t now, says Public Citizen, a watchdog group founded by Ralph Nader.
We should wait at least seven years from when the Food and Drug Administration approves a new drug, the organization says. [Read more →]
Tags: facts, information, januvia, pills
Posted in: Medication
