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Every Person with Diabetes Needs Ongoing Self-Management Education and Support

July 10, 2019 0 Comments

You prescribe medications for type 2 diabetes, but what about diabetes education and support? It can be just as essential. Read more

Promoting Better Sleep Habits in Adolescents with Type 1

By Sarah S. Jaser, PhD

May 1, 2019 0 Comments

Sleep is often overlooked as a potential risk or protective factor for diabetes management. Read more

Diabetes Care and the Adolescent Population: Navigating the Transition of Roles and Responsibilities

May 30, 2018 0 Comments

Image of a young female doctor sitting at a desk with her back to the viewer staring at an adolescent male patient.

Fostering adult responsibility in an adolescent with diabetes can be tricky. Read more

Why Metformin?

April 4, 2018 0 Comments

Black box with image of David Nathan on the top left, Janet Brown Friday on the top right, Kieren Mather on the bottom left, and Jill Crandall on the bottom right side. Next to the images of the subject matter experts is a blue box with white writing saying, 'Metformin.'

Metformin: A 60-year-old drug that has been called a wonder drug for diabetes. Read more

Support for Behavior Change

Feb. 7, 2018 0 Comments

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Is knowing what’s best for diabetes the same as knowing what’s best for your patient? Read more

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