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April 14, 2025/Nutrition

Type 1 Diabetes: Family-Friendly Meal Planning

Focus on balanced meals, smart snacks, consistent eating and choice-driven conversations

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How To Care for Your Child Living With Type 1 Diabetes

Lead with empathy, involve other caregivers, and teach them how insulin helps them live a long and healthy life

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How To Manage Your Weight When You Take Insulin

Diet adjustments and exercise can help, as can asking your doctor about medication changes

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February 29, 2024/Diabetes & Endocrinology

Type 1 vs. Type 2 Diabetes: What’s the Difference?

Type 1 diabetes happens when your body doesn’t make insulin, while Type 2 happens when your body can’t use insulin properly

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November 17, 2023/Diabetes & Endocrinology

How Walking After Eating Impacts Your Blood Sugar

Even a short walk can make a positive difference

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June 30, 2022/Nutrition

How To Lower Your Blood Sugar Naturally

Eat balanced meals, reduce stress and exercise

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January 11, 2022/Diabetes & Endocrinology

How Your Diabetes Can Mask Heart Disease or a Heart Attack

When symptoms are muted, listen closely to your body

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Diabetes and Weight Loss: What You Need to Know

From the 4 best weight loss diets to Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes weight loss tips

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The Best (and Worst) Diets If You Have Diabetes

Think long-term, lower-calorie plans

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Missing Meals? Avoid Dangerous Blood Sugar if You Have Diabetes

It's important to know your numbers before adjusting meds

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