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1. #FliptheClinic Seeks Ideas to Disrupt Healthcare Yes, I know - another catchy "let's disrupt healthcare" hashtag/campaign. Is there any meat behind it? And as we go about our lives with diabetes, why should we care?That was my reaction too, when I first started hearing about the new #FliptheClin......
2. What Diabetes Advocacy Orgs Accomplished Last Year & Goals for 2015 It's become an annual tradition here at the 'Mine to tap the top diabetes advocacy organizations at the end of each year to share what they feel they've accomplished, and what kinds of goals and strategies they have planned for the new year ahead.......
3. 10 D-Things To Do This Year Over at HealthCentral Network, the theme for 2010 is "This Year, I Get My Condition Under Control."  For January, the bloggers are focused on "Pairs of Tens for Your Condition," as in 10 Things You Should Know, 10 Myths Busted, etc., etc.For my pa......
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5. Fat Girl Costumes (photo via Jezebel)This week, Walmart landed itself in the latest controversy involving bodies and advertising. As Jezebel fist reported, the megastore's online catalog featured a section of Halloween apparel called, "Fat Girl Costumes." Jezebel speculated the heading may have been a web developer joke that eluded final editing.As a joke, this heading is offensive. But, let's look at the larger picture. To start, I commend Walmart for featuring plus-size costumes. Not every retailer offers size-inclusive styles. And the offensive nature of the language itself is only a product of the relative value of fat versus thin in our current cultural...