Why Every Child with Type 1 Diabetes Needs One The excitement of a new school year often comes with fresh notebooks, new teachers, and the anticipation of seeing friends again. But if you’re the parent of a child living with Type 1 diabetes, those exciting moments may also come with a long list of questions. […]
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When it comes to managing diabetes, we often focus on blood sugar levels, nutrition, and physical activity—but foot health is just as important. In fact, taking care of your feet can help prevent serious complications and keep you moving confidently through your daily life. This April, we’re encouraging everyone to put their best foot forward
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March is the perfect time for a fresh start. As the seasons begin to change, it offers a natural opportunity to reset, refocus, and take a more intentional approach to managing your diabetes. Rather than simply monitoring your numbers day-to-day, this month is about stepping into a more active, empowered version of your wellness journey,
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Fuel Your Heart, Feed Your Health 💙 Physical activity. Exercise. Strength training. Cardiovascular fitness. Walking. Jogging. Biking. Hiking. Dancing. Skating. Skiing. Rock climbing. Different words, different activities—but all with one powerful thing in common: they help our bodies get stronger and stay healthier. We know exercise is good for us. But for people living with
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Fuel Your Heart, Feed Your Health People with diabetes are at higher risk for heart disease—but healthy food choices and lifestyle habits can play a powerful role in protecting your heart. Heart disease remains the leading cause of death for people living with diabetes. In fact, people with Type 2 diabetes are more likely to
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As the leaves change and the air turns crisp, November reminds us not only to prepare for the holidays but also to take care of our health—especially when it comes to diabetes awareness. November is National Diabetes Month, a time to reflect on the steps we can take to live healthier and support those affected
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October is here, bringing cooler weather, cozy sweaters, and of course—treats everywhere we look. For those living with diabetes, the season can feel full of “tricks” in the form of hidden sugars, tempting sweets, and routines that may get thrown off. But this year, let’s flip the script with our theme: No Tricks, All Treats.
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September is a season of change. The weather cools, routines shift, and for many people, it’s also a time to refocus on personal health. Maybe at your recent physical, your healthcare provider mentioned concerns about your blood sugar levels. Perhaps words like pre-diabetes or diabetes came up, along with advice to make some lifestyle changes.
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Statistically speaking… men are dying six years earlier than women, largely due to preventable health issues. As we mark the 30th anniversary of International Men’s Health Week, it’s an ideal moment to shine a light on the disparities in men’s health, the importance of regular check-ups, and—since it’s our specialty—a focus on diabetes awareness and
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Physical activity has so many benefits, included improved blood glucose control, cardiovascular health, strength, mood boosts, increased energy, socialization and mental wellbeing. However, for the person with Type 1 Diabetes, it can prove challenging without prior planning. With Type 1 Diabetes, the pancreas does not provide insulin to the body to allow the body’s cells
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