Experts Want One Test to Diagnose Diabetes
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Experts Urge One Test to Diagnose Diabetes - myOptumHealth
myoptumhealth.com — “Read the news article Experts Urge One Test to Diagnose Diabetes at www.myOptumHealth.com” View full resource at myoptumhealth.com
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Experts Urge One Test to Diagnose Diabetes: A1C screen tracks blood sugar over time, with no fasting required http://tinyurl.com/r9tdlp
Diagnosing Diabetes: Understanding The Process - Getting Tested - Diabetes
healthcentral.com — “Upon perusal of the diabetes sections of the MyDiabetesCentral.com, it appears that many people still have questions on just how diabetes is diagnosed. I just a...” View full resource at healthcentral.com
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@Lanette_Mariee One of our experts talks about the diagnosis process and how it works http://bit.ly/qyv6fq Hopefully this eases the nerves!
Personal Medicine of Kentucky - Type One Diabetes Experience
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Personal Medicine in Paducah, Kentucky. Dr Hodge was a featured speaker at the Mayo Clinic's Transform Symposium
in '09 and has been named by Brian Dolan of Mobi Heath News as "The
First iPhone Doctor". She is the author of The Personal Pediatrics Primer for the Progressive Parent.
Dr. Hodge's special interests in pediatrics include nutrition,
prevention and the potential for the internet to strengthen physician
patient relationships. Dr. Hodge is a member of the Health care
Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS), a Fellow of the
Academy of Pediatrics' Quality and Innovation Network, and a founding
member of the Society for Participatory Medicine. Participatory Medicine
is an emerging group of engaged patients and physicians who believe
that mutual trust and understanding as well as use of media, health IT strengthens the physician patient relationship and provides for better care." /> Natalie Hodge, MD, FAAP Pediatrician, Physician, Active Health Library, and Doctor
Experts suggest opticians offer blood glucose tests - Related Stories - DiabetesPro SmartBrief
smartbrief.com — “A study in the British Journal of General Practice revealed that of 1,000 optometry patients who agreed to have finger prick tests, one-third had abnormally high sugar levels, with nine diagnosed with pre-diabetes and seven diagnosed with diabetes. The findings suggest that opticians should offer b…” View full resource at smartbrief.com
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Type 2 Diabetes - Risks, Symptoms, and Tests - Health.com
health.com — “How type 2 diabetes is diagnosed, how doctors conduct blood sugar tests, how gestational diabetes and prediabetes are linked to type 2, and how weight-loss, frequent urination, and poor sleep can be symptoms of diabetes.” View full resource at health.com
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@boinale And finally, tips on how you can lower your diabetes risk: http://bit.ly/9Kpx2x
5 myths about diabetes - USATODAY.com
usatoday.com — “Diabetes cases are projected to double, even triple, by 2050, and experts say it's time the public clues in to the diabetes facts.” View full resource at usatoday.com
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The upcoming Solo Pump from Medingo - Anyone testing them yet??? - TuDiabetes
tudiabetes.org — “I've been MDI for 1 year now. Was diagnosed last Jan. I've kept very good AIC values all year long. From 5.1 to 5.4. But I fight morning highs almost every day. And I travel for my job about 90% of the time. So I've thought about moving to a pump. But I just don't want to hassle with the tubes. I wear the Dexcom 7+ sensor now. And I've become used to something stuck to me for 7 or more days at a time. And I was interested in the OmniPod at one point. But it just looked too big and I didn't like ” View full resource at tudiabetes.org
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Stereotyping - TuDiabetes
tudiabetes.org — “I was just in the hospital for an insulin overdose given by my allergy doctor. My endo did not participate at that hospital, so I had to have another visit me. She took one look at me (chubby, not the typical Type 1 thin) and started hollering that I couldn't be Type 1 and that she wanted to see my c-peptide and antibody tests! Grrr! Not all Type 1s are thin, Doc! I don't think my own endocrinologist would be so incompetant as to diagnose me Type 1 if I wasn't. It was insulting, to say the least” View full resource at tudiabetes.org
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What is the best Meter? Thoughts Please - TuDiabetes
tudiabetes.com — “I've been a diabetic for about 5 months. I currently use a Contour because the Reps that visited me in ICU when I got diagnosed gave me one every time they came by. I also have a small stock pile of about 20 boxes of test strips that my grandmother has been giving me. I want to switch soon thou. I don't like keeping the little log book and none of the contours I have will download to the software Bayer provides. The tech at my endo's office said contours have this problem often, so I'm looking f” View full resource at tudiabetes.com
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Researchers develop vaccine against future loss of insulin-producing cells
endocrineweb.com — “A team of doctors may have developed a vaccine that could enable individuals with type 1 diabetes to retain more insulin production following diagnosis than previously thought possible.Ivanhoe News reports that researchers from the State University of New York Upstate Medical Center are currently testing a medication that could potentially stop the” View full resource at endocrineweb.com
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Researchers develop vaccine against future loss of insulin-producing cells http://ow.ly/1aI0eq
Younger children adapt quickly to life with diabetes - Related Stories - AAP SmartBrief
smartbrief.com — “Pediatric experts say the younger children are when diagnosed with diabetes, the more resilient they seem to be in quickly adapting to daily testing, diets, medications and insulin injections. One physician said doctors also try to help parents, teachers and school nurses make life as robust and as” View full resource at smartbrief.com
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Personal Medicine in Paducah, Kentucky. Dr Hodge was a featured speaker at the Mayo Clinic's Transform Symposium
in '09 and has been named by Brian Dolan of Mobi Heath News as "The
First iPhone Doctor". She is the author of The Personal Pediatrics Primer for the Progressive Parent.
Dr. Hodge's special interests in pediatrics include nutrition, prevention and the potential for the internet to strengthen physician patient relationships. Dr. Hodge is a member of the Health care Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS), a Fellow of the Academy of Pediatrics' Quality and Innovation Network, and a founding member of the Society for Participatory Medicine. Participatory Medicine is an emerging group of engaged patients and physicians who believe that mutual trust and understanding as well as use of media, health IT strengthens the physician patient relationship and provides for better care." />Natalie Hodge, MD, FAAP
Natalie Hodge MD FAAP has 10 years of experience practicing pediatric medicine in St. Louis, Mo. She graduated from the University of Kentucky Medical School in 19995 and then completed Washington University's program at St. Louis Children's Hospital in 1998. Dr. Hodge spent three years developing and refining the personalized house call platform creating cloud-based technology, e-commerce, and marketing platform solutions for mobile medical practice. She is Co-Founder and Chief Health Officer of Personal Medicine in Paducah, Kentucky. Dr Hodge was a featured speaker at the Mayo Clinic's Transform Symposium in '09 and has been named by Brian Dolan of Mobi Heath News as "The First iPhone Doctor". She is the author of The Personal Pediatrics Primer for the Progressive Parent.
Dr. Hodge's special interests in pediatrics include nutrition, prevention and the potential for the internet to strengthen physician patient relationships. Dr. Hodge is a member of the Health care Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS), a Fellow of the Academy of Pediatrics' Quality and Innovation Network, and a founding member of the Society for Participatory Medicine. Participatory Medicine is an emerging group of engaged patients and physicians who believe that mutual trust and understanding as well as use of media, health IT strengthens the physician patient relationship and provides for better care.
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