August 7, 2012
The Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative (ADI) delivers a range of primary prevention, screening, and treatment programming to reduce type 2 diabetes among Indigenous people and communities. Continue Reading →
Did you know that April is Oral health month? Did you also know that people living with diabetes need to pay special attention to their Continue Reading →
For many of us when we think about February we think about Valentine’s day, and visions of red paper hearts and roses jump into our Continue Reading →
It is no secret that physical activity is important in both preventing and managing diabetes, but why and how are the questions that are often Continue Reading →
Hypertension or high blood pressure is a common problem for people living with diabetes, in fact 62.8% of adults with diabetes also have hypertension and Continue Reading →
I don’t think any of us need to be told that physical activity is good for us. I am careful not to say exercise here, Continue Reading →
Get the Facts! There are many myths and misconceptions about diabetes. The best and most trusted source of information comes from your health care team Continue Reading →
Hot Weather Did you know that hot temperatures (above 26°C) and humidity can affect your diabetes medication, testing supplies and blood sugar levels? Here are Continue Reading →
