Diabetic Diet

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San Dimas newlyweds work together to beat cancer (Inland Valley Daily Bulletin)

Tami Aldworth and Ken Barto were single again. She had been married 24 years; it was 27 for him.

Sweet treats without all the sugar (Galveston County Daily News)

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Onglyza in Post-Marketing Study (Zacks.com via Yahoo! Finance)

Bristol-Myers entered into collaboration with AstraZeneca plc in Jan 2007 to research, develop and commercialize select candidates for type II diabetes.

ASPARTAME: Is it a safe sweetener or a risk to your health? (Moberly Monitor-Index)

GateHouse News Service Barb Marks' grandfather was diabetic. Her father was diabetic. Five of her seven siblings are diabetic. Family history shaped her outlook long before she was diagnosed with diabetes 15 years ago.  

Diabetes doesn't have to be a death sentence (Dunnville Chronicle)

Judy Kubias brings her Novo Pen to the table, injecting insulin into her stomach with every meal.[...]

Dietetics program offers many opportunities (Kansas State Collegian)

By: Mayra Rivarola As the United States celebrates National Registered Dietitian Day, K-State campus dietitians will be spending another busy day counseling, researching, teaching, learning and much more. “There is a lot of confusion and misconceptions about what diet...

Vermont adults with Type 1 diabetes serve as mentors to youths with the disease (The Burlington Free Press)

When Sarah Bouvier of South Burlington was 5 years old, she was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes, catapulting her into a regimen of insulin injections and strict eating routines.

Prosecutor: Couple allowed teen to die (The Desert Sun)

A Cabazon couple failed to do the “bare minimum” to ensure their diabetic daughter received proper care, allowing the teen to slip into a coma and die, for which they should be held accountable, a prosecutor said Tuesday.

Parents face 15 to life if convicted for allowing diabetic daughter to die (The Temecula Valley News)

Tuesday, March 9 th , 2010. Issue 10, Volume 14. RIVERSIDE - A Cabazon couple failed to do the "bare minimum" to ensure their diabetic daughter received proper care, allowing the teen to slip into a coma and die, for which they should be held accountable, a prosecutor said today.

Opening statements in trial for Cabazon couple accused in diabetic daughter's death (The Desert Sun)

A Cabazon couple failed to do the 'bare minimum' to ensure their diabetic daughter received proper care, allowing the teen to slip into a coma and die, for which they should be held accountable, a prosecutor said today.