Monthly Archives: August 2016

The summer heat can negatively impact your diabetes if you don’t take precautions. With high temperatures during summers, your blood sugar control can become a challenge. Heat can affect your diabetes control in multiple ways. Depending on the type of … Continue reading →

SAN DIEGO — Young adults with type 1 diabetes often struggle with the new and added burden of managing a complicated disease on their own as they head off to college, yet many clinical providers and diabetes educators fail to … Continue reading →

As little as 20 minutes of activity three times a week could go a long way. Getting kids to exercise is hard. Getting kids to exercise a lot is harder. That’s always been a problem, but it’s even more so … Continue reading →