Managing Type 1 Diabetes
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When a “Miracle” Type 2 Med Ozempic Doesn’t Work
By Patrick Totty My pharmacist recently recommended that I start taking Ozempic, the type 2 medication that has become a The post When a “Miracle” Type 2 Med Ozempic Doesn’t Work appeared first on Diabetes Health.
Paleo Fruit Pizza
This content originally appeared here. Republished with permission. This Paleo Fruit Pizza is made with a sweet cauliflower crust, coconut yogurt, and fresh mixed berries. It’s the perfect dessert to share at your patriotic party or to enjoy any day of the week! Paleo Fruit Pizza Recipe If you’re on a paleo diet, you know …
New Study Shows Ozempic and Wegovy Not Tied to Suicidal Thoughts
This content originally appeared on Everyday Health. Republished with permission. A large new study suggests that Ozempic and Wegovy don’t increase the risk of suicidal thoughts, a potential side effect that has prompted regulatory investigations in the United States and Europe. Both drugs contain the same active ingredient, semaglutide, and are in a family of medicines …
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Does Insulin Really Go Bad After 28 Days?
Medically reviewed by Anna Goldman, MD. *DISCLAIMER: This is not medical advice. The author is not a doctor, pharmacist, or chemist. This article is not a guide to managing insulin but a look at different opinions, research, and guidelines regarding insulin expiration dates and temperature limits. Despite being known as one of the “most powerful” hormones …
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New Research Proves the Pancreas Can Regenerate
Type 1 diabetes is caused by an autoimmune attack that destroys the beta cells, the part of the body that produces the essential hormone insulin. It is generally supposed that once these cells have been lost, they are gone forever. In the search for a cure, the most advanced research has concentrated on the transplantation …
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FreeStyle Libre Troubleshooting: Aches and Errors
Some of the most common questions we have in our Diabetes Daily forum — a vital community of thoughtful, experienced people with diabetes! — concern the FreeStyle Libre, the popular continuous glucose monitor (CGM) made by Abbott. The Freestyle models are often less expensive than the competing Dexcom models (depending on your health insurance), and …
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Which Milk Is Best For People With Diabetes?
Cow milk, soy milk, oat milk, almond milk … the list goes on. Which is the healthiest option for people with diabetes?
Shaved Brussel Sprout Salad
This content originally appeared on ForGoodMeasure. Republished with permission. I disliked Brussel sprouts as a child. Mind you, I loved cabbage to the point I begged my mother to make sauerkraut almost weekly. That said, I felt validated in my sprout-loathing as the edible buds topped the most-disliked vegetable list nearly every year. Nothing changed …
Vertex Pauses an Important Type 1 Diabetes Cure Trial After Two Patient Deaths
Vertex Pharmaceuticals has decided to pause clinical trials of its celebrated type 1 diabetes therapy, VX-880, after two participants receiving the treatment died. In a statement, Vertex clarified that the two deaths were “unrelated” to its experimental therapy. Nevertheless, the biotech firm has placed the study “on a protocol-specified pause, pending review of the totality …
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