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Looking for Diabetes-Friendly Recipes? Start With the ADA’s Diabetes Food Hub

Figuring out what to cook can be challenging—especially when you’re also trying to manage your blood sugar. Fortunately, the American Diabetes Association has created a free online resource that makes meal planning much easier. The ADA’s Diabetes Food Hub features more than 1,600 recipes that meet the organization’s nutrition guidelines. The collection includes everything from breakfasts and family dinners to snacks and desserts, proving that eating with diabetes does not hav

Celebrating 65 Years of Living & Changing With Type 1 Diabetes

Peg Olsen in a photo featured on the UMass Diabetes Center of Excellence website (link is at the end of the article below) When Peg Olsen was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at age nine, managing the condition looked dramatically different than it does today. Her mother had to boil Peg’s urine on the stove several times a day to estimate her glucose levels. Insulin was administered using reusable glass syringes. There were no continuous glucose monitors, smartphone apps or aut

12 Relatable Little Wins for People With Type 1 Diabetes

Happiness sometimes arrives in very small packages. For someone living with type 1 diabetes, it might be a perfectly timed snack, a quiet glucose monitor or the discovery of an emergency supply that was placed exactly where it was supposed to be. The Children’s Diabetes Foundation recently highlighted some of the everyday moments that bring joy to people with type 1 diabetes. Inspired by that idea, here are a few small but meaningful diabetes victories worth celebrating: Waki