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1 DrSugar Answers: Smelly Urine?
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2 Top Five Ways to Prevent Diabetes
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3 Get the Nutritional Facts: DietFacts.com
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4 Studies Confirm Exercise's Disease-Fighting Benefits
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5 The Glycemic Index and Your Blood Sugar
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6 Trials, Tribulations, and Rewards of Insulin Pump Therapy
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7 Coffee: The New Health Drink?
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8 Diabetes and Asia
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9 Huma-Pen For Diabetics
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10 5 Ways to Prevent Type 2 Diabetes
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11 Bee Sting Treatment? Too Painful To Imagine
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12 Do You Pay Attention to Your Foods' Glycemic Index?
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13 Prescription4Love - Dating Service for Chronic Condition
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14 Fried Foods Aren't the Only Thing to Blame For Type 2 Diabetes
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15 March 8th is World Kidney Day Too
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16 Are You Putting Yourself at Risk for Type 2 Diabetes?
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17 Insulin IS a Hormone
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18 How Do I Maintain Healthy Blood Sugar Levels?
I keep a stash of Paula Deen's recipes on hand for when I am in the mood for some Southern fare, but I couldn't eat such a decadent diet all the time. And Paula agrees. She told Al Roker on Today, "I have always encouraged moderation. I share with you all these yummy, fattening recipes, but I tell people, in moderation . . . it's entertainment. People have to be responsible. Like I told Oprah, Read more
Today, the food world's gone into hyper-discussion mode over the fact that Paula Deen reportedly has diabetes. This isn't a first — we've been hearing rumors of her diabetes for a while now — but she's also reportedly signed on to be the spokesperson for a diabetes drug from pharmaceutical company Novartis. Paula Deen, who's been dubbed the Queen of Southern Cuisine, is known for her Read more
More reasons to exercise for your health! A few recent studies have found just how much adopting a regular exercise routine can help prevent and treat certain diseases. A new report has found that there's a definite link to inactivity and Type 2 diabetes, even if you're otherwise healthy. The study, from the journal Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, looked at 50 healthy and Read more
Despite a ban by Los Angeles' school administrators, Jamie Oliver found his way into one LA school in this week's episode of Food Revolution. While the Naked Chef wasn't allowed to set foot in the school's cafeteria, he did begin teaching culinary arts to 10 students who began their class by discussing the health issues in their families – namely diabetes. The most touching story came from a Read more
Expectant women are usually screened for gestational diabetes during their 24th to 28th week of pregnancy. If the mom-to-be has other risk factors, she may be tested sooner. But, a new report revealed that not all impending mothers are undergoing the screening. It said: A study of almost a million women suggests that about a third of pregnant women are not screened for gestational diabetes, and Read more
When it comes to losing weight a calorie is a calorie, but when it's time to just maintain, you might want to look at other numbers. A new study found that people who lost weight were less likely to gain it back over time if they followed a high-protein, low glycemic index diet. As we all know by now, there are good carbs and bad carbs. The glycemic index looks at a food's ability to raise blood Read more
Thanksgiving: a guide for beginners. — Chow Whatever, Domino's! Papa John's one-ups with a double bacon, six cheese pizza. — Eater Top Chef: Just Dessert's Yigit Pura will open a dessert shop in San Francisco. — Grub Street SF How to make your turkey day feast diabetic-friendly. — Serious Eats Must-make: crackly caramelized doughnuts. — Salon Food With Red Delicious apples occupying Read more
As he aged, my grandfather developed type 2 diabetes, and since the disease can be hereditary, I've become especially aware of ways I can prevent it. The condition occurs when your pancreas doesn't produce enough insulin, or if your body doesn't recognize insulin and is unable to use it properly. If you're worried about developing type 2 diabetes, here are five things you can do to help prevent Read more
As a parting present to a friend, Sugar staffer (and OnSugar manager!) sabs creatively crafted a floral arrangement — made entirely out of fresh, edible vegetables! The result was a stunning centerpiece that, like a flower cake, would be a thoughtful (and edible!) gift for someone who avoids sugar. I loved the idea so much that I had to ask sabs how she did it. Interested in making one Read more
How would you like to give birth to a 1-year-old child? Sounds pretty painful, right? Frightening as it may be, that's essentially what an Indonesian woman did when she delivered a 19.2-pound infant measuring 24.4 inches. These stats are more normal for a kid celebrating his first birthday, and doctors attribute the massive body weight to the mother's diabetic condition. Thankfully, the newborn Read more
