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Diabetes News in the Popular Press
18 November 2009
Opportunity Knocks for CDEs Wanting to Improve Their Spanish.
For young sufferers, staying vigilant is key to diabetes.
Pilot study searches for improved treatment of very young diabetics.
11 November 2009
- NIH diabetes leader heading to UMass.
- Viking Allen Commits To Sacking Diabetes.
- UF receives $3 million grant to study type 1 diabetes.
4 November 2009
- Canyon all pumped up.
- More kids have diabetes, fewer schools have nurses.
- Former Cleveland Cavalier Chris Dudley Writes Book About Overcoming Hurdles of Diabetes.
28 October 2009
- Tricking diabetes gives children treat.
- Diabetes may create a chasm between patient, doctor.
- Banting birthplace creates Canadian shame.
- Comics take medical science to kids.
21 October 2009
- Giving blood with little pain.
- Boost for campaign fighting rare disease.
14 October 2009
- iPhone Apps Help Pro Car Racer Control Diabetes.
- Former Blazers star looking at governor's race. See also Dudley's possible bid could be a slam dunk for Oregon.
- More Patients with Chronic Disease OK to Dive.
- Diabetic First-Grader, Alert Dog Left Out Of Classroom.
- Man learns tough lesson when insulin delayed in mail.
- A New Way to Inhale, Not Inject, Insulin.
7 October 2009
- Raymore football player scores against juvenile diabetes.
- Winning on and off the tennis court. See also Elizabeth Profit: Diabetes & the Future of Pro Tennis and Official Website of Elizabeth and Mary Profit.
30 September 2009
- Granville pair organizes group for juvenile diabetes fundraiser.
- Pingu helps JDRF educate children about type 1 diabetes in the UK.
23 September 2009
- Some Diabetics Taking Big Risks While Trying To Save Money On Supplies.
16 September 2009
- Walsh Jesuit tennis player Nancy Joyce doesn't let Type 1 diabetes slow her down.
- Technology Helps Tame Colorado Teen's Diabetes.
- Two Mocs have 30-minute drill; UTC's Bass, Dockery dealing with diabetes.
9 September 2009
- Regular Continuous Glucose Monitor Use Increases Diabetes Control For All Age Groups, Studies Show.
- Diabetic teen's dog helps keep his sugar levels on track.
- Abnormal Response to Wheat Protein May Provide Clue To Cause of Type 1 Diabetes.
2 September 2009
- Is type 1 diabetes seasonal? See also Diabetes 'most likely to occur among children in winter'.
- Teflon-coated cells that could beat diabetes.
- 'They have given me my life back'.
26 August 2009
- Undergrad wins $100,000 to expand iPhone app for diabetics.
- Kennedy Untold Story: Lauren Standford is a report of a teenager with diabetes who wrote a letter to Senator Kennedy and was then brought to D.C. to testify about diabetes.
- Nick Jonas uses the pen, the press, and politicians to bring awareness to diabetic research.
- Two Drugs Disappoint as Type 1 Kidney Treatments, But Shine With Eyes.
- Immunoglobulin M (IgM) Foretells Cardiovascular Complications.
19 August 2009
- Nine months on the Protégé teplizumab clinical trial: How it started, how we are doing....
- Inspiration for kids who have to live with diabetes.
- Living with Diabetes includes a video.
- Diabetes brings together Bears' QB and Windsor boy.
- 2000 motorcyclists begin ride to raise funds for diabetes research.
12 August 2009
- New drug may put brakes on diabetes.
- Puppy is learning warning scents to protect 6-year-old diabetic.
- Surfing with Type 1.
- Taking the Needle's Sting Out of Diabetes.
- Imperial innovator in healthcare technology wins global award reports on Professor Christofer Toumazou who is developing an implantable silicon chip for patients with Type 1 diabetes.
5 August 2009
- Living with his diabetes; Fargo man receives award for taking good care of himself.
- Diabetes 101: School nurses become experts; A grant helps provide medical professionals with the right skills to care for Type 1 students.
- Program teaches teachers diabetes.
29 July 2009
- Ankeny girl meets with lawmakers and celebrities.
- Camp helping kids cope with diabetes.
- First young diabetes patient in Palestine receives insulin pump.
- Breakthrough in diabetes treatment.
22 July 2009
- Standards Might Rise on Monitors for Diabetics. See also How Accurate Are Handheld Glucose Meters?
- Do Contaminants Play a Role in Diabetes?
- Sotomayor's nomination is historic also because she is living successfully with diabetes.
- NBC Nightly News featured a story about type 1 diabetes that features the Diabetes Research Institute.
- Indy Lights Racer Charlie Kimball Will Not Let Diabetes Slow Him Down.
- Living her life to the fullest.
- Second Opinion: OmniPod gives girl normalcy.
- Diabetes doesn't stop U.S. setter.
15 July 2009
- Dreaming Up a Diabetes Center.
- Human testing on artificial pancreas.
- Barrington boy meets teen idol, partner in diabetes battle.
- Pitcher flourishes despite Type I diabetes.
- Valley Med launches first program in nation to link doctors and lawyers to address diabetics' needs.
1 July 2009
- Boris Kovatchev: Artificial Pancreas Could Help Diabetics.
- New shot aims to head off Type 1 diabetes; Shot is one of a handful of new immune therapies being tested around U.S. See also Experiment seeks to head off Type 1 diabetes.
- Interview with Manny Hernandez, Founder and President of Diabetes Hands Foundation.
- Carlyle focused on return to Braves 'pen; Reliever learning to live and pitch with diabetes.
- Non-compliance vs. diabetes self care: Are we still playing a blame game?
24 June 2009
- Insulin Pump Snatched From Diabetic Teen; Pump Stolen Amid Basketball Game At Park, Teen Says. See also Teen Gets New Insulin Pump After Theft.
- Joslin 50-Year Medal Winner Triumphs over Diabetes.
- Modesto child focuses spotlight on juvenile diabetes.
- No slowing down; Diabetes Couldn't Sideline St. John's Athlete.
- William H. Barton students raise $12,000 with diabetes fundraiser.
- Diabetes center unveiled; High-tech facility is named after couple who donated $1 million in an effort to raise awareness about different types of diabetes.
- Dogs being trained to sniff out diabetes.
17 June 2009
- Braves' Buddy Carlyle joins list of athletes with diabetes.
- Bears QB Cutler faces tough questions -- from kids. See also Cutler responds well to critics.
- Fun on the diamond: Local boy deals with diabetes; to compete in event at the Trop.
- Grueling ride for a good cause.
- Episcopal Academy rower fights through serious medical conditions.
- My son Sam has a life-threatening disease. But now we live in hope. See also Diabetes: The Silent Killer, an excellent audio program by BBC correspondent Justin Web about type 1 diabetes that focuses on his son Sam and his family.
- Diabetes Lobbyist Speaks Up.
- Raising Awareness for Juvenile Diabetes.
- 'Stunning' progress in diabetes treatment.
- Stem cells put to test as treatment for diabetes.
10 June 2009
- 'I thought insulin pumps were for lazy diabetics - now I'm hooked', says Steve Dixon.
- Braves' Buddy Carlyle joins list of athletes with diabetes.
- Telemedicine may improve care for school children with diabetes.
- Insulin pumps: getting smaller, more convenient, easier to use.
- 'Dream team' revealed to chase diabetes cure 'We've been waiting a long time for this' Four scientists who will research a cure for Type 1 diabetes. See also Sanford unveils global clinic.
3 June 2009
- Meeting the Challenge of Diabetes.
- Dealing with diabetes is part of Shea's game.
- Lizzie's new life: Teen becomes advocate for diabetes.
- Friends making strides to help control diabetes.
- Ironman Competitor with Diabetes Inspires Individuals with Diabetes to Live Without Limits.
- Family's delight as little Lauren gets a new lease of life.
- UK diabetics to be first in the world to try out new insulin pump.
- Help on way for chronic diabetics in Northern Ireland.
- Paediatric Diabetes Clinic: Helping parents and children overcome the disease.
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