Can A Monitoring Device Lower Kids’ A1C? Yes, It Can!

Dr. Stephen Ponder, who has Type 1 diabetes himself, has been a pediatric endocrinologist for 20 years. He is director of the Children’s Diabetes and Endocrine Center of South Texas at Driscoll Children’s Hospital. He’s also been working with a co…

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Gearing Up for ADA 2010: Drug and Device Headlines! Get ready for a slew of diabetes news announcements, because the ADA's huge annual conference starts today!I'll be on an airplane pretty much all day (Friday) heading out to Orlando to cover this conference live, although I must warn you: it's qui......
Transitioning from College to ‘Regular’ Life with Diabetes in NYC I have college on the mind these days, as my oldest daughter is filling out applications (yikes!)So I'm very happy to introduce Michelle Rosolie, who was diagnosed with type 1 in January 2007 and now, on the heels of graduating from college, is go......
Why Meters Can’t Tell Us Our Blood Sugar Levels Apropos to today's newsflash...Diabetes advocate and author Riva Greenberg has been on a "meter accuracy kick" lately - researching the heck out of this controversial topic. Very timely considering I've been seeing loads of expensive TV ads for Ac......
Type 1 Lifer Shares How to Be a Savvy Diabetic In order to survive with diabetes, we've all gotta have some serious coping skills and a sense of humor, no?That's what Joanne Laufer Milo in California says she's learned, in training herself to be a "Savvy Diabetic" -- dealing deftly with everyt......
New Living BioBank Matches Diabetes Patients with Researchers When I first started taking more of an interest in diabetes research and clinical trials a few years ago, I found myself poring over national and local databases listing the studies that involved diabetes. The process was anything but user-friendl......