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American Girl Accessories for Diabetes
The American Girl Doll Company has been a rite of passage for many kids throughout the years. Dolls made by this company encompass many facets of life and are not only cherished by the children who love them but are tools for learning about life. The reason this company is in the headlines is because […]
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Making a Wish in the Fountain
Have you ever tossed a coin in a fountain and wished for something? Plenty of us have and it turns-out that the total sum of wishes made in Mall of America fountains will be used for the JDRF. Wishing upon a star is pretty powerful but making a tangible wish with a coin in a fountain […]
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Take Me Out to the Ball Game
Nary will Type 1 diabetes inhibit this man from his major league dreams. Cory Vaughn continues to up his ranks with the Mets, a New York MLB team. His story is inspiring and needs to be heard by all kids with big dreams and T1D. The heart of spring training is Port St. Lucie, FL.Cory […]
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Parents Charged in Death of Diabetic Son
It’s an atrocious headline and the story that follows doesn’t make it any better. In fact, it’s devastating for any parent to live with a child who is diagnosed with diabetes. It’s horrendous if your child dies, and diabetes is somewhere to blame on his “murder”. First-degree murder of their 15-year old son with T1D […]
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Less Stress, Better Diabetes Control
In a long-term study, researchers found that the less stress a person has in their diabetes management, the better the outcome for glycemic control. The study was published in Diabetes Care. The protocol for diabetes control is a little bit diet, a little bit exercises, a little bit medication (for some), a lot of discipline. […]
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Are the Obese Kids Alright?
The looming threats intertwined with childhood obesity does not appear to be something kids outgrow. There appears to be a downward trajectory of overall health beyond childhood, stemming from obesity. The research was published in Gerontology. In the last 30 year, childhood obesity rates have almost tripled. We don’t know what the future of these […]
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Shedding Skin to Make Insulin
Insulin is one of the gifts from the endocrine system, which means it comes from an organ that secretes directly into the bloodstream. The shocking turn of events was published in Cell Stem Cell with a study that explains how researchers have found a source of insulin-producing cells in the skin. The stonewall in finding […]
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Preemie Babies and Elevated Insulin Levels
First we learned about the research inferring that first born children have a greater chance of insulin resistance. Now we are finding that babies born preterm have elevated insulin levels. The study was published in JAMA. Researchers searchers have found that preterm infants are more likely to have elevated insulin levels at birth and in […]
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Cars, Computers, and Influence on Health
Television is arguably not the greatest thing for your health. But that statement is consistent across all pay grades. Hold on to your clickers, people. Now research says that cars aren’t too good for health, either. However this is more relevant for people of lower income, according to the study published in the Canadian Medical […]
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Proposed Warning Label for Soda
In light of the increasing epidemic of obesity, a bill was recently introduced to state legislature in California to slap a warning label on sugary sodas. It’s important to proceed with caution insofar as healthy choices but is this really necessary? As we wait for the debut of the new and improved FDA food labels, […]
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