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Alert Day 2018

DIABETES ALERT! DAY

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What’s Your Type 2 Diabetes Risk? One in three American adults is at risk for developing type 2 diabetes, a serious disease…

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CPAP

Top 10 Reasons To Use Your CPAP Machine

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Around 25 million Americans experience OSA (Obstructive Sleep Apnea), and approximately 60% of them actually utilize a CPAP machine nightly.  Incorporating CPAP…

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Back Braces

Advantages of Wearing a Back Brace

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Chronic back pain is a condition that plagues many people, young and old. This explains why so many people find themselves using…

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CGM

Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM)

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Get Accurate Blood Glucose Monitoring While some diabetics only need to check their blood sugar levels a couple of times a day,…

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More than 2 Types of Diabetes

More Than Two Types of Diabetes?

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For the past 20 years diabetes has always been classified as either type 1 or type 2, but new revelations show that…

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Apple Watch Diabetes

Apple Watch Detects Diabetes with 85% Accuracy

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The Apple watch is not just a hi-tech fashion statement but is now able to detect diabetes with 85% accuracy, according to…

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MED CHAIN

The Future of Medical Records on The Blockchain

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With the recent explosion of Bitcoin and all the hype surrounding it, the one thing that is for certain is that its…

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Insulin History and How Insulin Works

Insulin History and How Insulin Works

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It’s been over 100 years since the lifesaving treatment of insulin was discovered by Dr. Banting. In this article we’ll cover the history of insulin, types of insulin available, and a how-to for injecting insulin.

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Child food allergies

Child Food Allergies are on the Rise

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As modern medicine continues to find ways to treat and prevent illnesses from occurring, at least one issue affecting children is on…

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Overeating

10 Ways to Curb Overeating

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It is a little known fact that people with type 1 diabetes lose production of what is called Amylin.  Amylin is a…

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Healthy Social Life Tied to Physical Health

A Healthy Social Life Reduces the Risk of Diabetes

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Studies over at Maastricht University in the Netherlands have shown a link between healthy social ties and it’s influence over mental and…

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Diabetics & Alcohol Consumption

Alcohol Consumption & Diabetes

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Alcohol can be found in many consumables throughout our daily lives, mostly in social settings.  While not everyone drinks alcohol, there are…

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