Health
Prediabetes… No One is Excused
It doesn’t matter who they are—even doctors and other health experts should be screened for diabetes if they’re at risk.
What is Triple Negative Breast Cancer?
When Joan was first diagnosed with Triple Negative Breast Cancer, she had never before heard the term, Triple Negative. And once she embarked on her cancer journey, it so...
Youth and Diabetes
Along with soaring obesity rates, there’s an alarming rise in kids with type 2 diabetes. Joan calls on parents to help turn the tide.
Diabetes and Smoking
Diabetes and smoking are double trouble. Find out the many benefits of being a quitter.
Simple Steps to Creating a Complete Medication List
Did you know that the average 65 year old takes 14 medications? Given that volume, contributing author and pharmacist, Jen Wolfe shares these simple steps to creating a c...
On the Job with the National Diabetes Prevention Program
Healthier, happier, more productive employees: how the National DPP "works at work."
Save your Sight from Diabetes
The leading cause of blindness among working-age Americans? Diabetes. Fortunately, early treatment can prevent or delay blindness in 90% of those affected.
Know your Symptoms and Numbers: Your Heart Depends on It
Did you know that heart disease is the number one killer of men AND women in the US?
Sandra's Story with the National Diabetes Prevention Program
Find out how Sandra made the National DPP work for her.
How Diabetes Affects Heart Health
People with diabetes are twice as likely to have heart disease or stroke. The good news: eating well and getting active can help lower risk.
