Kids, Chronic Disease and Monitoring
top of page


ScienceDaily recently reported on statistical trends from a Dutch study that showed how two out of three severely obese children already...

Ugly Cholesterol – Yet Another Cholesterol Type Linked to Heart Disease
In a novel research study, a Danish group has found that LDL, the Low Density Lipoprotein cholesterol, or “bad” cholesterol that we...


November is Diabetes Awareness Month
In recognition of Diabetes Awareness Month, we will post a suite of articles that promote prevention, monitoring, and important issues...
Diabetes and obesity tied to low levels of magnesium.
Diabetes and obesity often go hand in hand and have sometimes been referred to as diabesity. New research from Spain points to diabetes...
Diabetes education through gaming
Educators are constantly looking for new avenues to reach students at all levels. A powerful way to bring new concepts to students is...


Heart attack and stroke reduced in diabetics with regular screening and care
A recent study of a large population of Italian diabetics found that the level and quality of care resulted in better outcomes. While...


Access to Medical Records When Traveling
Larry Magid published an insightful commentary that highlights the benefits of electronic records as well as some of the shortfalls. Once...
The Difference between Electronic Health Records and Personal Health Records
There is often a lot of confusion associated with electronic medical record terminology since phrases and acronyms have emerged to mean...


The Final Word on Fat in the Diet and Diabetes - A Work in Progress
To eat fat or not? If you find yourself not knowing how to choose your dairy in the grocery store, you are not alone. The confusion lies...
Recent Posts
Search By Tags
Featured Posts
Archive
bottom of page