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• As usual, The Diabetes Team answers your questions.

• Non-invasive Blood Glucose Meters are on the verge of revolutionizing how we perform blood tests. Be sure to read about what's coming, including the Diasensor 1000, the world's first non-invasive blood glucose sensor available for purchase.

• We review the new One Touch Basic blood glucose meter from LifeScan.

• The Discovery of Insulin is a worthy addition to your library of books.

• Diabetes Youth Foundation of Indiana provides summer residential camping for children ages 7-15 with diabetes, a Bicycle Adventure Camp for teenagers with diabetes, and Family Weekend Camps for children with diabetes and their families. Part of Camps for Children with Diabetes.

• Jim Wright, M.D., Ph.D., of the Dalhousie University Medical School in Halifax, Nova Scotia, is Fishing for a Cure for Diabetes. Dr. Wright is optimistic that a fish islet transplant will one day replace the patient's own damaged islets and eliminate the need for insulin injections.

• The Diabetes Research and Wellness Foundation supports sentific research into treatments and cure of diabetes; conducts screenings, and education programs to save lives from blindness, kidney failure, amputations; and publishes The Diabetes Wellness letter. It also provides free medical alert ID necklaces and diabetes self-management diaries and educational literature upon request.

• The Diabetes Support Group at the University of New Mexico has a Web page to highlight its activities.

• U.S. Health Care, one of the nation's largest managed care companies, has information about Juvenile Diabetes.

• Thee Diet Shoppe lets you shop on-line for low sugar or sugar-free foods and candies. Diabetic exchanges are included for many products.

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