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Diabetes medications are an important tool in diabetes management. They can help keep blood glucose levels on target when used in combination with healthy eating, regular physical activity and, importantly, weight management.

About 2 months ago, I thought my next blog should be about the artificial pancreas - what it is, how it works, current research and when we might expect it.

In the previous blog we discussed the 3 tips on “Managing Medication Taking”. Here we will continue to discuss tips

Physical activity is important for everyone. However people who take insulin often find that managing blood glucose levels during exercise can be a real challenge.

I will share the story of one of the members of the diabetes community support group.

Are you noticing that your loved one is becoming careless with their diabetes medication schedule – or worse, is overtly resisting? We know how frustrating this can be. You love the person you care for, and it is painful to watch someone risking their health by not following medical recommendations.

Living with diabetes is a challenge. I discovered that over 10 years ago when I developed Type 2 Diabetes, triggered by the use of steroids prescribed by my oncologist to treat Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma.