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Tag Archives: diabetes
Taking steps toward a more normal life for those with diabetes
Without a pancreas that makes enough insulin, people with type 1 diabetes must continually check their blood sugar, track what they eat and when, and make sure they receive proper injections of the hormone insulin that is crucial to metabolism. There … Continue reading
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New sensor could improve diabetes care
Some Central New Yorkers with and without diabetes participated in a study of a pain-free glucose sensor that’s in development, called Biologue. The device, the size of a round pill box, would eliminate the repeated finger sticks that are required … Continue reading
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Lessons from Upstate: Precautions for treating sores if you have diabetes
Tea tree oil is known as a natural antibiotic agent. A middle-aged woman with diabetes used it for a wound on her foot for more than a month and then sought care at Upstate University Hospital’s emergency department when the … Continue reading
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Learn about living with celiac disease
Chef and author Beth Hillson presents “Living Well with Celiac Disease” from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 1 at Upstate University Hospital at Community General. Her free presentation is part of the 11th annual Community Diabetes Forum, sponsored by … Continue reading
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How to prepare a student with diabetes for college
With college come late nights, new friends and new temptations, some of which can be dangerous for students with diabetes. But risks can be minimized with proper preparation. “I really believe that kids can go to college wherever they want … Continue reading
Can employers make a difference in diabetes?
What happened when 45 Onondaga County employees with diabetes or pre-diabetes met weekly at work to learn about lifestyle changes that could help prevent or control diabetes? Over the 12-week program, participants reduced their diabetes risk. They: lost weight, became … Continue reading
