April 2009

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Vol. 62, No. 4

Features

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    Reaching out can help you cope-and thrive
    By Katie Bunker
    Mar 16th 2009
  • Why using that meter can be a key part of your plan for long-term health
    By Erika Gebel, PhD
    Mar 16th 2009
  • Meal planning is central to managing diabetes. Here’s how to get started
    By Tracey Neithercott
    Mar 17th 2009
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    Don’t wait to ask your health insurance provider
    By Katie Bunker
    Mar 18th 2009
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    Diabetes medications can help you take control of your health
    By Erika Gebel, PhD
    Mar 18th 2009
  • Learning the fundamentals of diabetes management—and keeping up to date on how best to take care of yourself—will pay off big time in the long run.
    Mar 18th 2009

Forecast

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    Exercise isn’t just a good way to take your mind off eating; it may curb your appetite, too.
    Mar 12th 2009
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    Go ahead, hit the snooze button: Your heart might thank you.
    Mar 12th 2009
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    A study suggests that gastric bypass surgery might be an effective treatment for type 2 diabetes in teens, too.
    Mar 12th 2009
  • Fenofibrate, a cholesterol drug, isn’t the answer for heart health in people with type 2 diabetes, a five-year study shows.
    Mar 12th 2009
  • New guidelines spell out how drugmakers can prove that proposed new medications for type 2 diabetes won’t unduly increase the risk of heart attacks and strokes.
    Mar 12th 2009
  • Women’s age, ethnicity, and socioeconomic status may have much to do with whether they get gestational diabetes.
    Mar 12th 2009
  • A hefty daily dose of thiamine (vitamin B1) may reduce the risk of kidney disease in people with diabetes.
    Mar 12th 2009
  • Researchers say that people with diabetes have a 19 percent greater risk of getting non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma than those who don’t have the disease.
    Mar 12th 2009
  • Walking on a treadmill is the exercise of choice for people with peripheral arterial disease (PAD).
    Mar 12th 2009
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    A study shows that for older folks, a workout that includes balance exercises will help reduce the risk of a nasty fall better than one that stresses walking.
    Mar 12th 2009
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    Hectic schedules may be forcing many young people to grab unhealthy meals on the go.
    Mar 12th 2009
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    Wolfing down steak ’n’ eggs at dawn or skipping a morning meal are both bad breakfast habits.
    Mar 12th 2009
  • Restraint is key to fending off weight gain in middle age.
    Mar 12th 2009
  • Is it time for you to join a fitness program?
    Mar 12th 2009
  • Obesity can undermine men’s sex lives, but weight-loss surgery may give very heavy guys their mojo back.
    Mar 12th 2009
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    Programs targeted at parents may be an effective way to improve children’s health.
    Mar 12th 2009
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    Young girls who smoke in high school are more likely to become overweight than their nonsmoking peers.
    Mar 12th 2009
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    The cholesterol-lowering drug Vytorin is safe to use, the Food and Drug Administration says.
    Mar 12th 2009
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    Preventing, recognizing, and treating hypoglycemia
    By Tracey Neithercott
    Mar 17th 2009

Recipes

Diabetize Your Recipe

Your ADA

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    How Eight ADA Volunteers Are Changing Their World
    By Katie Bunker
    Mar 25th 2009
  • How one woman got a wellness jump-start at an ADA Diabetes EXPO
    By Katie Bunker
    Mar 26th 2009
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    Motivating Older Adults to Exercise
    By Andrew Curry
    Mar 26th 2009

Mail Call

  • "I applaud Randy Jackson for using his popularity to help remove roadblocks for people trying to manage type 2 diabetes." —Barbara Johnson, Chanassen, Minn.
    Mar 25th 2009

ADA Research Profile

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    Motivating Older Adults to Exercise
    By Andrew Curry
    Mar 26th 2009

Forethought

  • By Sara Sklaroff, Editorial Director
    Your diagnosis is chance to clean that slate and start afresh with your health.
    Mar 12th 2009

Ask the Experts

Guest Editorial

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    By Sue Robbins, RD, CDE, Associate Editor
    Always shop for groceries only after you have eaten. If you go to the store hungry, you will be much more tempted to choose higher-calorie foods like chips, pies, cakes, and cookies.
    Mar 12th 2009

Reflections

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    By Alan Altschuler
    Last spring, I "celebrated" my 40th anniversary with type 1 diabetes. Looking back, diabetes has also given me a number of gifts.
    Mar 26th 2009

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