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Diabetes and Kidney Damage
For people living with diabetes, it’s especially important to protect their kidneys. The most common type of kidney disease in people with diabetes is called diabetic nephropathy. Your Kidneys: So Much More than Filters You have two kidneys, and they do a lot more than just make urine! They act like tiny, sophisticated filters for...
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Feeling Your Best with Diabetes Education and Support
Living with diabetes means learning a lot, and you don’t have to figure it all out alone! Diabetes education and support are designed to empower you to live your healthiest life. What is Diabetes Education? Diabetes education, also known as diabetes self-management education (DSME), is a way to gain the skills and knowledge you need...
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Webinar Recap: The Info Hiding in Your Continuous Glucose Monitor Readings
This live webinar, hosted by Dr. Hertzel Gerstein and featuring Dr. Alice Cheng as the keynote speaker, was all about understanding the hidden information in your continuous glucose monitor (CGM) readings. The conversation focused on how CGMs provide a continuous stream of data that helps you actively manage your diabetes. Dr. Cheng explained that traditional...
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Your Diabetes Care Team
Have you ever wondered who makes up your diabetes care team? It’s a group of healthcare professionals who are there to support you on your journey with type 1, type 2, or gestational diabetes. It’s important to know who’s on your team so you can get the best care. Key Team Members Your team typically...
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Simple Diet Changes After a Diabetes Diagnosis
Being diagnosed with diabetes can feel overwhelming at first. There is a lot to learn, and it is normal to have questions and worries about your long-term health. The good news is that focusing on a few simple dietary changes can make a big difference. These first steps don’t need to be complicated, and they...
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The Impact of Menstrual Cycles, Menopause, and Hormones on Blood Sugar
Hormones do more than regulate reproductive health. They also significantly influence how your body uses insulin and manages blood sugar. Whether you’re menstruating, going through menopause, or living with diabetes, understanding how hormonal shifts affect glucose can help you manage your health. Menstrual Cycle: A Monthly Shift in Blood Sugar The menstrual cycle typically lasts...