Diabetes Drug Shortages: How to Handle Them
Drug shortages have become relatively common, especially for certain diabetes medications. Read on to get some tips and tricks on how to handle a shortage with one of your medications.
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*New Breakthrough Medicine* for Preventing Type 1 Diabetes
New therapies and treatments for Type 1 Diabetes are being studied every day. Tzield (Teplizumab) is the newest prescription medication to hit the market that aids in prolonging the onset of a lifelong condition. Read on to learn more about Tzield and how it may benefit you or a loved one!
Diabetes-Friendly *Valentine’s Day Recipes* You Will Love!💗
Valentine’s day is full of love and delicious treats that everyone should be able to enjoy. Read on to learn how to make your own diabetes-friendly desserts and make the most out of this Valentine’s Day.
Boost Metabolism: Healthy (& Easy) Food Alternatives!
Incorporating more whole grains, protein, and non-starchy vegetables into your daily diet has plenty of benefits. This includes boosting your metabolism, making you feel full for longer, and BONUS: not spiking your blood sugars. Read on to learn more about these benefits and to find some yummy food alternatives.
Inflation Reduction Act: What Will This Do for Insulin Prices?
The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 was a big piece of legislation that has some good news for those who have Medicare and are on insulin. Seniors on Medicare will pay no more than $35 per month on insulin, no more than $2000 per year on prescription costs, and more.
Know What Dehydration Does to Your Blood Sugar
It’s really easy to become dehydrated, especially for those with diabetes. Have you ever wondered what dehydration does to your blood sugars? Or how much water you should be drinking each day? Read on to find out!
What is the ‘Honeymoon Phase’ of Diabetes?
Did you know that some patients with Type 1 diabetes experience what is called the ‘honeymoon phase’ shortly after being diagnosed? While it is usually not a trip to the beach or an all-inclusive cruise, this short time period can last up to one year and the patient usually needs little to no additional insulin, but it does not mean that their diabetes is cured.
3 Most Frequently Asked Questions about Insulin
Do you want to learn more about insulin? If so, read on to learn about how insulin works, how to best give it, and how to reduce your needs.
