Coping With Diabetes Care Costs
March 21, 2012 by MReed
Filed under Diabetic Diet, Diabetic News
Diabetes can be a very scary disease and it can also be a very expensive one if you are not prepared to pay all of the costs in order to keep yourself healthy and this also includes medication as well. Changing Your Spending Habits If you are in debt then you are definitely feeling the [...]
Donating Your Car to Diabetes Research
February 27, 2012 by MReed
Filed under Diabetic Diet, Diabetic Foods, Diabetic News, Diabetic Recipes
Each year, many people in the US are diagnosed with diabetes. Because of problems with things like obesity and bad diets, diabetes is a growing issue – and it’s getting started in younger people, even children. If you want to help diabetes researchers help others, there are things you can do. Why Help Diabetes Research? [...]
The Facts on Eye Surgery For Diabetics
February 15, 2012 by MReed
Filed under Diabetic News
If you are a diabetic, as with so many things in your life, special precautions and considerations need to be taken if you are considering Lasik eye surgery in Chicago or anywhere else. Two Things That Are Vastly Important For a diabetic considering Lasik surgery there are two ultimately important factors. If you suffer any [...]
Driving Safely with Diabetes
February 2, 2012 by MReed
Filed under Diabetic Diet, Diabetic Diet Plan, Diabetic Meal Plan, Diabetic News, Diabetic Supplies
Driving with diabetes? Like millions of other drivers around the world you have something in common but sadly, one thing that unites many drivers with diabetes is getting a higher car insurance estimate when they decide to switch car insurance companies. Simple Steps for Prevention Your diabetes doesn’t have to be a weight hanging around [...]
Are Electronic Cigarettes Better for Your Diabetes?
November 24, 2011 by MReed
Filed under Diabetic News
An interesting topic arose lately concerning the benefits of quitting smoking for people with diabetes. On the one hand, smoking is not good for any one particularly those with diabetes. On the other hand, people who quit smoking frequently gain weight; not good for people with diabetes. What’s the answer? To Smoke Or Not To [...]
How Diabetes Can Affect Your Skin
May 18, 2011 by MReed
Filed under Diabetic News
Diabetes is a disease where the blood has too much sugar in it and when that happens, a person can sometimes develop other health concerns such as heart disease, kidney disease, eye problems and skin concerns. Losing Fluid Makes the Skin Dry When the blood glucose level is high, the body loses fluid and that [...]
The Affect of Diabetes on Your Eyes
April 24, 2011 by MReed
Filed under Diabetic News
According to the American Diabetes Association, over 20 million people (8 percent of Americans) have diabetes, and 57 million people have pre-diabetes. Some people don’t even know they have the disease until they develop one of many complications associated with diabetes. For some, this includes problems with eyesight or possibly even blindness. How Diabetes Affects [...]
Paying too Much for Your Insulin?
April 5, 2011 by MReed
Filed under Diabetic News, Diabetic Supplies
Those who suffer from diabetes often pay a large amount of money for insulin. Diabetes is a very serious illness and needs to be controlled and managed by certain medications or insulin, watching one’s diet and exercising on a regular basis. Of course, talking with your physician on finding the type of insulin that will [...]
Can Divorce Affect Your Diabetes?
April 1, 2011 by MReed
Filed under Diabetic News
Well let’s see: divorce is stressful; stress is bad for you; stress opens you up to developing chronic illnesses; the chronic illnesses are basically cardiac issues cancer, and… oh yea–diabetes. Well there you have it. End of article. Okay, Not Really This is a little ‘round-about’ but try to follow along. Divorce is stressful; stress [...]
Top hospitals dispute cost rankings
January 26, 2010 by admin
Filed under Diabetic News
Leaders of Maryland’s renowned teaching hospitals are feeling vulnerable as the push for a health care overhaul focuses attention on the tremendous differences in hospital costs around the country. Urban academic medical centers such as top-ranked Johns Hopkins Hospital and the University of Maryland, with its world-class trauma center, are more expensive to run than [...]