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Of Continuing Interest

• Get your Humpty Dumbrowski Hat at the Online Store and help support Children with Diabetes.

• We're running a survey about how friends of teens with diabetes make it easier and harder to care for their diabetes.

New This Week

• John Ratzenberger offers a new Message From the Chairman.

• Optim Nutrition, maker of the NiteBite snack bar and other medical foods, joins us as the sponsor of the Food & Diet section.

• Brian Scott is running in the Flora London Marathon on behalf of the British Diabetic Association's Campaign for a Cure Appeal.

• Camps for kids with diabetes with updated information for the 1999 camping season include:
  • Camp Crestfield in Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania offers excitement for kids with diabetes.

  • Camp Earthworks and Camp Redbird are day camps for children with diabetes as young as six who live in Missouri.

  • Camp EDI is a residential camp located at Camp Wyman, 30 minutes from St. Louis.

  • Camp Floyd Rogers in Omaha, Nebraska, offers June camping for kids with diabetes ages 8 to 18.

  • Camp John Warvel offers camp for kids ages 7 to 15 in Milford, Indiana.

  • Camp Juliet is a free day camp in Augusta, Georgia.

  • Camp Needlepoint and Camp Daypoint offer incredible adventures for kids in Minnesota and Wisconsin.

  • Camp Setebaid is a camp for kids 8 to 14 in Pennsylvania.

  • Summer Camp Fun for Kids & Teens with Diabetes in Washington State, sponsored by the ADA Washington Affiliate, provides mainstream camping experiences for kids with diabetes. Includes Mini-Camp Dudley, Camp Orkila, and Camp Sealth.

• You can now search just the Ask the Diabetes Team section of Children with Diabetes, to help you find information more easily.

• The April 1999 issue of Scientific American has an excellent article about creating semisynthetic, living organs that can be used as human replacement parts.

• U.S. News Online features a story about diabetes, including a link to Children with Diabetes.

• The International Bibliographic Information on Dietary Supplements (IBIDS) is a database of published, international, scientific literature on dietary supplements, including vitamins, minerals, and botanicals, produced by the Office of Dietary Supplements (ODS) at the National Institutes of Health.

• Schools to Hire Extra Nurses to Administer Shots to Diabetics.

• The Diabetes Federation of Ireland provides support to people with diabetes throughout Ireland.

• The Celiac Support Page has information about Celiac Disease and links to web sites that sell gluten-free products.

• The The Low Carb Connoisseur sells Sucralose, a new sugar substitute, via the web.

• We've shipped over 40,000 brochures and URL cards to people in 54 countries. Get yours today and share Children with Diabetes with others.

• Last week's poll asked who provides assistance in the care of your child's diabetes while your child is at school. This week's poll asks about glucagon.

• The Featured Book of the Week is Needles: A Memoir of Growing Up With Diabetes by Andie Dominick.

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