Every diabetes journey is unique to the traveler. However, anyone touched by diabetes shares some things in common. I want to share my journey with you and hope it will help you feel like you are not alone in your travels and that you can embrace the adventure.
When should we practice patience when living with diabetes?
New improvements in the next-generation Dexcom G7 continuous glucose monitor
To better understand the real-world experience of using the new Libre2 app, I tried it out. I normally wear a Dexcom sensor so, I decided to wear both at the same time.
A deep dive into the annual Scientific Session of the American Diabetes Association. IDS staff breakdown the findings of each of the sessions for you.
A comparative look at differences in low carbohydrate eating styles and which one may be best for you.
After years (and years) of waiting, Insulet is finally on the cusp of launching OmniPod 5 – a system that combines the OmniPod disposable patch pump with a Dexcom G6 CGM and an algorithm that automatically raises and lowers basal insulin delivery.
Whether you’ve been receiving virtual healthcare for months or have yet to give it a try, it pays to learn how to use it effectively. Because virtual care will certainly outlive the pandemic.
I believe that there are many ways of living a healthy life with diabetes – especially when it comes to what diet you follow. There is no “diabetic diet” that you have to follow to successfully manage your diabetes.
The IDS team is challenging ourselves this month with ice cream. Namely: Ben & Jerry's
I believe that obtaining an adequate blood sample with minimal discomfort is more about technique than it is about the equipment.
The IDS team is challenging ourselves once a month to eat foods that are tough for people with type 1 diabetes to manage their blood sugars after consuming.
What I learned at the 2020 ADA Scientific Sessions by Gary Scheiner MS, CDE -Owner & Clinical Director of Integrated Diabetes Services. Read about the newest advances in Diabetes management.
It features everything that made the first two editions “essential reading” for everyone who takes insulin.
A very special client of ours, Deepak Malhotra, 44, recently recovered from a mild case of the coronavirus. He has lived with type 1 diabetes for 25 years and describes his story.
