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College athlete proves what is possible with type 1 diabetes

09/01/2011
The work required to manage type 1 diabetes can be daunting as it is, but trying to compete against some of the world's best athletes at the same time can make things even more difficult. Yet, this is the situation facing Florida State Seminoles running back Ty Jone

Nick Jonas encourages newly diagnosed type 1 diabetics to share encouraging stories

09/08/2011
Being diagnosed with type 1 diabetes can make a young person feel down. The condition may mean they will have to change many aspects of their life.

Drinking may pose health risk for type 1 diabetics

09/09/2011
Individuals with type 1 diabetes are generally warned to avoid drinking alcohol in excess. The reason is it can lower blood sugar levels, which may be dangerous in people who have impaired metabolic health.

Athletes with type 1 diabetes to complete cross-country run

09/13/2011
Many people with type 1 diabetes think their condition will limit what they are able to do when it comes to physical activity. Overexertion can cause glucose levels to drop dangerously low, which may lead to a dangerous health situation.

Company announces development of implantable glucose monitor

09/14/2011
For individuals with type 1 diabetes, the frequent need to test their blood sugar may be the most burdensome part of the condition. However, a new device may spare many people with the condition from having to test their glucose throughout the day.

Asthma associated with poor blood sugar control in children

09/26/2011
A type 1 diabetes diagnosis can be difficult for children as it is. However, when the condition is combined with other health problems, young people may have a very difficult time controlling their blood sugar levels and remaining healthy.

Advancements in biotechnology could soon lead to improved type 1 diabetes treatments

09/27/2011
Currently, the only real treatment a person with type 1 diabetes has available to them is insulin injections. Since their body is unable to produce the hormone itself, patients are dependent on regular injections whenever their blood sugar levels rise too high.

Diabetics need to plan prior to undergoing surgery

09/30/2011
Surgery can be a frightening prospect for just about anyone. However, for those who suffer from type 1 diabetes or type 2 diabetes, a medical procedure can potentially cause a serious medical situation.

New campaign seeks to help more diabetics get diagnosed early

10/04/2011
Between type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes, more than 26 million people in the U.S. can be considered diabetic. What is equally as concerning is the fact that there are 7 million individuals who have the condition but have yet to be diagnosed.

Too much time in front of the TV may lead to poor blood sugar control in type 1 diabetics

10/06/2011
Individuals with type 1 diabetes who spend more time in front of the TV or computer each day are likely to have poorer blood sugar control than those who have less screen time, according to a new study.