October 2008

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Vol. 61, No. 10

Features

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    60 years of thriving with diabetes
    By Andrew Curry
    Sep 8th 2008
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    Diagnosed just months ago, Denver Broncos quarterback Jay Cutler talks about how he's managing his diabetes.
    By Tracey Neithercott
    Sep 15th 2008
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    What's coming next for managing your diabetes
    By Erika Gebel, PhD
    Sep 9th 2008
  • By Robyn Webb, MS, LN
    We’re celebrating our own birthday this month with recipes for perfect cupcakes that won’t break the fat-and-carb bank.
    Sep 9th 2008

Forecast

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    Women with type 1 who do not experience a severe episode of low blood glucose before week 20 of pregnancy have a low risk of experiencing severe hypoglycemia later on.
    Sep 8th 2008
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    Concentrating on actions involved with exercising—like buying those cool new running shorts you’ve had your eye on—is far more likely to get you moving than just thinking about all the reasons you should exercise, says a new study.
    Sep 8th 2008
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    Is there anything green tea can’t do? Researchers have found that the flavonoid-rich leaves may improve blood flow.
    Sep 8th 2008
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    Chalk up another point for red wine: The compound resveratrol (found in red wine, grape skins, and nuts) prevents age-related problems in mice.
    Sep 8th 2008

Recipes

Food for Thought

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    By Tracey Neithercott; Recipes by Robyn Webb, MS, LN
    Can you eat less by eating more often?
    Sep 8th 2008

step one

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    By Carolyn Butler
    Got kids? Grandkids? Nieces or nephews? You can teach them healthy habits that will last a lifetime
    Sep 8th 2008
  • Games you can play with the whole gang
    By Carolyn Butler
    Sep 10th 2008
  • A great non-competitive way to bring exercise into a child's life
    Sep 10th 2008

Your ADA

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    By Andrew Curry
    Nicole Stob, PhD, has bad news for people trying to keep weight off. Fat, it seems, sometimes has a mind of its own.
    Sep 9th 2008

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