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BD Diabetes Education and Tips
Nov 18, 2008 02:25PM

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bddiabetes@bd.com on Nov 18, 2008 02:25PM

Personalized Discussion Guide for Your Next Doctor Visit

Print out a personalized set of questions that you can ask your doctor about your diabetes care.

bddiabetes@bd.com on Nov 17, 2008 09:05AM

Wrestling with Retinopathy

Article explains the causes and symptoms of diabetic retinopathy, and steps you can take to prevent or treat it. Read article...

bddiabetes@bd.com on Nov 12, 2008 06:58AM

Ask Dr. Hirsch: Diabetes Medications and the Liver

Which is more harmful to the liver: insulin or oral medications? Read Dr. Hirsh's reply...

bddiabetes@bd.com on Oct 22, 2008 08:21AM

Ask Dr. Hirsch: Triglycerides and Diabetes

Can high blood sugar cause high triglyceride levels?  What can I do about it? Read Dr. Hirsch's response...

bddiabetes@bd.com on Sep 15, 2008 07:32AM

Ask Dr. Hirsch: Triglycerides

Can high blood sugar cause high triglyceride levels?  What can I do about it? Read Dr. Hirsch's response...

bddiabetes@bd.com on Aug 11, 2008 11:23AM

Diet and Cholesterol: What Studies Show

While statins are good ways to lower cholesterol, you’d be surprised at how much a change in your diet can do. In fact, some changes in diet can lower cholesterol as much as statins do. Read article...

bddiabetes@bd.com on Aug 04, 2008 11:44AM

Why excess body fat contributes to type 2 diabetes

Article by a Certified Diabetes Educator explains why excess body fat creates insulin resistance. Read article...

bddiabetes@bd.com on Jul 14, 2008 06:26AM

Canine Diabetes and Cataracts

No matter how well you and the veterinarian care for your pet, it is very likely that the dog will develop cataracts. Many times, cataracts have already developed by the time the diabetes is diagnosed. Read more...

bddiabetes@bd.com on Jun 30, 2008 08:06AM

Brown Bag Lunches for People with Diabetes

Article by Registered Dietitian Dina Hulbert discusses tips for packing your own lunch, and gives ideas for 10 easy brown-bag lunches. Read article...

bddiabetes@bd.com on Jun 23, 2008 07:33AM

Fitness training Tips from 3-Time Olympian Gary Hall, Jr.

3-Time Olympian and type 1 diabetes sufferer Gary Hall, Jr. describes the exercises he does in order to stay fit. Gary was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at the age of 24.

bddiabetes@bd.com on Jun 16, 2008 05:49AM

Share Your Story About Starting on Insulin

What was it like for you when you first started injecting insulin? What part of it was easy? What part of it was hard? Click here to share your story...


 

bddiabetes@bd.com on Jun 09, 2008 06:42AM

Ask Dr Hirsch: Frozen Shoulder

Frozen shoulder is three times more common in people with diabetes than in those without diabetes. It causes pain and limited range of motion, especially when you rotate your arm away from your body, over your head or behind your back. Read more...

bddiabetes@bd.com on Jun 02, 2008 06:11AM

Carb Counting Quiz

Test your carb counting skill. Take the quiz and guess the carb count of typical breakfasts, lunches and dinners.

bddiabetes@bd.com on May 27, 2008 07:56AM

Diabetes Complications Affect the Whole Body

Diabetes complications include nerve damage, damage to large blood vessels, and damage to small blood vessels. High blood sugar can affect the health of your heart, brain, kidneys, teeth, skin, and feet. Read how to prevent and treat diabetes complications...

bddiabetes@bd.com on May 19, 2008 08:13AM

Ask Dr. Hirsch: Bleeding at Injection Site

Q. Is there a best way to inject insulin with a pen?  I sometimes bleed a bit when I remove the pen needle, especially when I inject in my leg. Read Dr. Hirsch's reply...

bddiabetes@bd.com on May 12, 2008 08:01AM

Ask Dr. Hirsch: Counting the Carbs in Metamucil

When counting carbohydrates, people sometimes ask if they should include values for aspartame and maltodextrose, which appear in the fiber supplement Metamucil.   Read Dr. Hirsch's reply...

bddiabetes@bd.com on Apr 28, 2008 07:21AM

Low Potassium Diets for People with Kidney Disease

This article written by a registered dietitian offers some general guidelines for a low potassium diet, and describes a sample meal plan.

bddiabetes@bd.com on Apr 14, 2008 06:52AM

Type 1 versus type 2 diabetes

Newsletter article explains the difference between the two types of diabetes.

bddiabetes@bd.com on Mar 10, 2008 10:17AM

Combination Therapy for Type 2 Diabetes

If one type of pill alone does not control your blood sugar, then your doctor might ask you to take several kinds of pills, or to take pills plus injected medications. Read about the different types of combination therapy for type 2 diabetes...

bddiabetes@bd.com on Mar 03, 2008 08:48AM

BD pen needles fit recently-introduced insulin pens

BD Ultra-Fine Pen Needles fit all diabetes pens and dosers sold in the U.S. including the recently introduced Solostar® pen for Lantus® insulin and the KwikPen for Humalog® insulin. View list of pens that are compatible with BD pen needles...

bddiabetes@bd.com on Feb 25, 2008 07:42AM

Ask Dr Hirsch: Lipodystrophy

I have tough areas on my lower abdomen and buttocks where I injected insulin for over 17 years. Is there anything that can be done about these areas? Read Dr. Hirsch's answer...

bddiabetes@bd.com on Feb 04, 2008 09:20AM

Diabetes Friendly Brown Bag Lunches

Registered Dietician Dina Hulbert offers 10 lunchbox suggestions for people with diabetes. Each lunch is designed for 45-50 grams of carbohydrate or approximately 3 carbohydrate choices, 2 meat/protein choices and 2 fat choices. Read article...

bddiabetes@bd.com on Jan 30, 2008 07:26AM

Proteins in Urine May Predict Diabetic Kidney Disease

A recent study found that looking at proteins in urine might help doctors figure out who is more likely to develop the condition called diabetic nephropathy. Learn more...

bddiabetes@bd.com on Jan 21, 2008 08:19AM

Ask Dr Hirsch, Diabetes Burnout

Many people with diabetes feel constantly “overworked” and “underpaid” for performing the many tasks required to manage their diabetes.  Dr Hirsch offers ways to deal with diabetes burnout.  Read his answer... 

bddiabetes@bd.com on Jan 14, 2008 08:43AM

Advanced Insulin Needle Technology

When it comes to injection, the needle you use can make a big difference in how you feel.  Read about BD advanced insulin needle technology...

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