When Life Throws a Curve Ball: Managing Diabetes with an Injury
An injury showed me that learning to deal with tough circumstances can help you learn how to adapt to managing diabetes in any situation.
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Diabetes Fact vs. Fiction
It’s easy to fall for myths about medical conditions, including Type 2 diabetes. To prevent falling into that trap, below are some that I’ve run into over the years of reporting on Type 2 ...
Too Warm or Too Cold With MS
Must I choose between uncomfortably cold and dysfunctionally warm? Before I had multiple sclerosis (MS), I didn’t worry much about temperature. If it was cold out, I put on a coat. If it was hot, take ...
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How Aging Affects Your Gut
With age comes wisdom. But it also comes with some not-so-welcome developments, like more moments of forgetfulness, more aches and pains – and, often, more digestive woes ....
5 Gut-Friendly Processed Foods
There’s a lot of hype about the perils of processed foods, and it’s easy to get confused about whether to eat them. You may be surprised to learn ...
Summer Skin Care Mistakes (and What to Do Instead)
We’ve all been there, slapped our sunscreen on quickly before heading to the beach for the day, only to return home later to find red burns on areas we just didn’t reach with our sunscreen ....
