August 2010
(Volume IX, Issue VIII)
Vaccinations - Immunizations and Diabetes
If you have diabetes, take extra care to keep up-to-date on your vaccinations (also called immunizations). Vaccines can prevent illnesses that can be very serious for people with diabetes. This section talks about some vaccines you need to know about.
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Latest News - Diabetes care for dogs, B12 deficiency for Type 2's and what controls blood glucose better than drugs?
Vaccinations/Immunizations are preventive care. Be Aware! Take Action! Take charge of your health.
Good Health,
Lisa M. Rasolt
Program Director
Defeat Diabetes®: Awareness + Action = Prevention®
A researcher is using a continuous glucose-monitoring device -- commonly used in humans with diabetes -- to help treat dogs and other animals.
That metformin use is associated with lower blood B12 levels has been observed previously.
A healthier diet helps control high risk Type 2 diabetes better than what drugs can achieve alone.
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August 2010
Grilled Fruit is this month's theme. Great appetizer, salad, side dish or dessert and perfect for summer. As always, our recipes include nutritional information and are lower in sodium.
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Islets of Humor™By Theresa GarneroAugust 2010
Studies, Clinical Trials and Surveys
Research facilities, drug manufacturers and universities are conducting studies, clinical trials and surveys for new drugs, behavioral habits and other investigational information. They are seeking individuals to participate in these studies and trials.
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American bioengineers have demonstrated that an implanted glucose sensor with potential to transform the management of diabetes has passed a crucial test: the device they developed worked continuously for over a year, without showing signs of "tissue encapsulation" seen in trials with other similar devices.
That daily shot of insulin may soon be a thing of the past. Scientists at the National Immunology Institute in New Delhi, India, have developed a new form of insulin which could maintain normal blood sugar levels for over 120 days.
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