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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. World Diabetes Day 2011 + Awareness Month = Almost Here! November is nearly upon us, which means the biggest month in diabetes advocacy is about to begin! As most of you know, November is National Diabetes Awareness Month, and don't forget to circle Nov. 14 in blue - that's World Diabetes Day.World Diab......
3. Hanukkah with Diabetes in Israel A very Happy Hanukkah to those who celebrate, beginning at sundown this evening! Yup, the Festival of Lights this year begins at sunset tonight, Dec. 16, and runs through sunset Dec. 23.Quick history lesson: Hanukkah always begins on the eve of th......
4. Ask D’Mine: Marking 200 Great Pieces of Diabetes Advice What a special day this is for us, as today marks the 200th edition of our weekly Ask D'Mine diabetes advice column, penned here by the esteemed Wil Dubois, a fellow type 1 himself, author and clinical educator. We're delighted to hit this milest......
5. Facing Death But Fighting The Aid-In-Dying Movement Stephanie Packer was 29 when she found out she has a terminal lung disease. It’s the same age as Brittany Maynard, who last year was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer. Maynard, of Northern California, opted to end her life via physician-assisted suicide in Oregon last fall.  Maynard’s quest for control over the end of her life continues to galvanize the “aid-in-dying” movement nationwide, with legislation pending in California and a dozen other states. The Packer family gathers in the kitchen to cook dinner. From left: Jacob, 8; Brian Sr. ; Brian Jr., 11; Savannah, 5; Scarlett, 10; and Stephanie. (Photo...