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            <title>Cinnamon Research</title>
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            <description>Scores of people with diabetes swear that cinnamon helps moderate their blood glucose, and they religiously sprinkle the spice on their oatmeal every morning. Many studies have shown positive effects — on blood sugar, insulin response, and even cholesterol — in people with diabetes.  Get the full scoop on cinnamon and its effects on diabetes. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <pubDate>Mon, 24 Mar 2008 15:10:26 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Join the Conversation!</title>
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            <description>Catch up on the latest from the dLife Blogabetes bloggers. Play Diabetes Mad Libs with Carey, or read about Rebecca's battle against the Easter treats.  How about Kim's diagnosis story? 

Join the conversation by leaving your comments! It's diabetes, unscripted over at Blogabetes. Check it out! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Spring Clean Your Diabetes</title>
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            <description>Diabetes is a daily reminder that your body needs special, ongoing maintenance. If you are newly diagnosed, there is probably still much for you to learn about incorporating diabetes management into your daily life. However, if you've been monitoring your blood glucose for a while, you may feel like you can't teach an old diabetes pro new tricks. Or can you?

Let our quiz spark your imagination as you consider what you can do differently to maintain or regain control. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <pubDate>Mon, 24 Mar 2008 14:54:36 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Get Cookin'</title>
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            <description>dLife serves up a variety of diabetes-friendly recipes to help you spice up your daily meal planning. With over 8,000 recipes to choose from, you are bound to find dozens that appeal. None of our recipes contains more than 45 grams of carbohydrates per serving, and those that contain 30 or fewer grams are labeled &quot;carb safe&quot; (look in the blue box on the right on each recipe page). Check out our diabetes-friendly recipe selection! Yum! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <pubDate>Mon, 17 Mar 2008 14:47:30 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Tap Your Inner Diva</title>
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            <description>Divabetic offers something to the diabetes community that is unique and essential – a serious boost in confidence. So much of diabetes management includes scrutinizing numbers and focusing on food, which can be overwhelming. By approaching daily diabetes duties with a smile and some sass, Divabetic helps give women the confidence they need to better handle their diabetes lives. Read about Kerri Morrone's experience at Divabetic, and check out the dLife calendar for more events coming to your area! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Should You Drink Green Beer?</title>
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            <description>Should you be drinking green beer this St. Patrick's Day? Or should you be drinking any beer at all if you are living with diabetes? Take our diabetes and drinking quiz and see if you know enough to make an educated decision. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Changing With the Times</title>
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            <description>With the clocks either springing ahead or falling behind an hour, people with diabetes need to make sure they integrate the time change into their daily management. Check in with the dLife time change checklist to make sure your diabetes doesn't fall behind! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Celiac Disease</title>
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            <description>All people with type 1 diabetes have to pay close attention to diet, but those who also have celiac disease need to be extra vigilant. You think it’s tough counting carbs? Throw in a second, food-restricting disease, and the challenge is on. Read more from Christine Luff about diabetes and celiac disease. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Are You Your Own Worst Critic?</title>
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            <description>When it comes to managing your diabetes, are you your own worst critic? Take the dLife poll and see how your perceptions compare with other dLifers. Then be sure to check out the poll archive for more on how your fellow dLifers are doing with their diabetes management! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Cooking with dLife!</title>
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            <description>Missed that cooking segment on dLifeTV? Catch it again here as dLifeTV chefs prepare culinary delights to satisfy the senses, diversify your diet, and keep your blood glucose under control. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>National Kidney Month</title>
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            <description>For people with diabetes, the kidney is one of the main sources of potential complications. How much do you know about your kidneys and how they work? Take our quiz to find out! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Sweating With The Oldies</title>
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            <description>It's never too late to start an exercise program! Regular exercise is important in keeping blood glucose levels, weight, and blood pressure at a healthy level. Read these tips on staying fit while aging gracefully and see if the sample workout works for your diabetes life. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Continuous Glucose Monitoring</title>
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            <description>Maintaining good blood glucose control is the most powerful tool in preventing diabetes complications. Many people use a blood glucose meter to check their blood sugar level. Others may chose to use a continuous glucose monitoring system (CGMS) in addition to their glucose meters. Find out more about CGMs and how they can impact your dLife. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Low-Carb Research Round-Up</title>
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            <description>Although many nutritionists and doctors claim low-carb diets, such as South Beach and Atkins, are unhealthy, the fact remains that researchers are discovering some remarkable things about controlled-carb diets that warrant a closer examination of what has too often been dismissed as “fad” dieting. Find out more about low-carb diets in our Research Round-Up! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Stay at Home Fitness</title>
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            <description>Though you are sure to find people with diabetes working out in a gym or health club, many instead prefer the greater sense of safety they feel while working out in the comfort of their own homes. Read more about getting fit from the comfort of your own home. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Baking Low-Carb</title>
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            <description>Who doesn't love the mouthwatering smell of a freshly baked cake, the perfect pie, or cookies right from the oven? The good news is that having diabetes doesn't mean that you can't enjoy your favorite treats. The problem with most desserts is that they are very dense in carbs (not to mention calories), which can make them tough to fit into a healthy diabetes diet. The secret to &quot;having your cake and eating it too&quot; while managing your blood sugar, is to learn how to creatively curb the carbs or mediate their impact on your blood glucose. All it takes is a bit of kitchen chemistry! Learn more about baking no-carb! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>A Response to the NY Times</title>
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            <description>dLife CEO Howard Steinberg responds to the NY Times article about the ACCORD trials - have you read it yet? Check out his response and then have your own say by leaving your opinion in the comments section! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Is Your Partner Bad For Your Diabetes?</title>
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            <description>Some people keep their diabetes to themselves, and others wear their diabetes on their sleeve and make it part of their introductions. It can be a clumsy conversation or it can be handled with confidence, but being close with someone means they know what your &quot;dLife&quot; involves. Having a partner who supports you and your diabetes is important for your health. Take our quiz and see if your partner is bad - or good - for your diabetes! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>10 Ways to Lower Your Cholesterol</title>
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            <description>By now you know that people with diabetes have a higher than average risk of developing coronary heart disease, so it’s especially important to maintain normal levels of cholesterol, a related blood fat. But drugs aren’t the only option for lowering cholesterol and triglyceride levels. Some foods and supplements work almost as well as meds — and without any risk of side effects. Learn more! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Vision Simulators</title>
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            <description>Diabetes is one of the leading causes of eye complications. Many eye diseases silently attack the vision, leaving no symptoms and no warning until it is too late. Don't get caught off guard. Get a glimpse at the progression of some common eye diseases using the vision simulator and then be sure to schedule your next eye appointment today! Check out the dLife Vision Simulators.

*Note: Not all people will experience an eye disease in the same way. These simulators display the typical progression of various eye diseases but progression may be unique to the individual. For more information, ask your doctor. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Heart Healthy</title>
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            <description>February is National Heart Month, and dLife has the information you need to stay healthy and happy. Heart disease is the leading cause of death among people with diabetes. Love your heart and keep your health. Find our your risk for developing heart disease, and learn about diabetes-related cardiovascular complications. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <pubDate>Mon, 04 Feb 2008 14:56:11 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Seven Tips for a Good dLife</title>
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            <description>Most of diabetes management falls on the person living with the disease. The American Association of Diabetes Educators (AADE) identifies 7 self-care behaviors that are key to diabetes management. Find out more about these Seven Self-Care Behaviors and how they can help make your diabetes life healthy and happy! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Get Fit!</title>
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            <description>Whether you’re scaling mountains, working out with a trainer at the gym, or taking long walks around your neighborhood, making exercise a part of your daily routine helps you enjoy a healthier diabetes life. Check out these dLife fitness resources to help you start a new exercise plan or to mix up your old workout. And, as always, be sure to speak with your doctor before starting any exercise routine! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Make Your Vote Count</title>
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            <description>The campaign trail is hot as the presidential candidates make their way from state to state, debate to debate, stumping for the almighty vote. The issues are the same but the plans are as varied as the many candidates that are all vying for the title of President of the United States. For people with diabetes, one of the issues of concern is health care – rising costs, research, insurance.

Who will be the one to garner your vote? Check out the dLife Election coverage for more on how the candidates stack up for PWDs. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Stressed?!</title>
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            <description>Adding diabetes management to a life already full of work, family, and personal responsibilities can be stressful. And stress can make your blood sugars higher and your quality of life lower. Are you stressed out? Take the dLife quiz, find out ways to reduce stress, and read about how our Blogabetes bloggers deal with diabetes and stress. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>The Top 10 Anti-Inflammatory Foods</title>
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            <description>No, it doesn’t mean you can toss your Aleve — these foods fight the invisible inflammation that silently threatens our health. Many foods have anti-inflammatory benefits, and the only side effects are other stellar health benefits. Check out the top ten at dLife! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>This week on an all-new dLifeTV: Practical advice for coping with the emotional ups and downs of diabetes; a Bishop who spreads the message of diabetes awareness to the homeless; and stirring up soup in the dLife kitchen. Plus, Jim Turner remembers his diagnosis day.

Tune in Sunday night at 7 pm EST! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Have you met the new generation of fake fats? In an effort to rid restaurants and supermarket shelves of harmful trans fats, food manufacturers have found a replacement that may be even worse. Interesterified (IE) fats, chemically modified oils used in baked goods, fried foods, and butter substitutes, appear to have the same harmful effects on cholesterol as trans fats, while also raising blood glucose levels, according to one recent study. 

Find out more by checking out the article! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Have you checked in with your friendly, neighborhood Blogabetes bloggers lately? They're discussing real diabetes issues, from alternate site testing to scary low blood sugars. 

Read the latest from the bloggers, and join the conversation by leaving your comments. It's diabetes, unscripted. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Finding all the right members for your diabetes team is an important step in living a full and active diabetes life. Thanks to the dLife MyDiabetesEducator websites, you have a great resource for finding an educator in your area and you also have the chance to check out their own, personalized websites. Start by locating a diabetes educator near you! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>The American Diabetes Association (ADA) has for the first time voiced its support of low-carbohydrate diets for weight management of people with diabetes. The endorsement was part of the ADA’s recently published 2008 Clinical Practice Recommendations, which are intended to guide diabetes health care providers.

Read more on this development, and check-out dLife's low-carb recipes in the dLife Recipe Box. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>With the chill of winter finally upon us and the first snow starting to fall, we want to make sure we don’t “flake out” about our diabetes management. From maintaining blood sugars while sledding to enjoying that holiday cocktail, it’s important to keep close watch on our health. Check out the dLife Winter Weather resources. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>According to the World Health Organization, after 15 years of diabetes, approximately 2 percent of all people with diabetes worldwide become blind, and about 10 percent develop severe visual impairment. Don't let this be you. Take control today. See how you fare in this diabetic eye disease quiz and then schedule your next eye exam today. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>It's almost time to watch the ball drop for 2008 - are you and your diabetes ready? Check out the dLife New Year's resources and be prepared with all the right information to ring in the new year! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Nestled between Christmas and New Year’s is Kwanzaa, an African-American celebration and reaffirmation of community, culture, and family. Kwanzaa is a Swahili word for “first fruits.” Because it is not a religious holiday, it is often celebrated along with Christmas in many African-American homes. For the diabetes community, the celebration of Kwanzaa falls in line with the celebration of a healthy lifestyle. This is because Kwanzaa encompasses the whole life — mind, body, and spirit — as it pertains not only to the individual, but to the entire community.

The weeklong holiday begins December 26th and ends New Year’s Day, with each day focusing on a specific principle of Kwanzaa. Click here to learn more! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Happy New Year's Eve, dLifers! 2007 was a great year for diabetes advocacy and awareness, from the first UN-recognized World Diabetes Day to the increased influence of online diabetes support vehicles. The dLife Viewpoints columnists and Blogabetes writers – people who are living with diabetes every day – offer up their perspectives on the impact of the year past and their hopes for the year to come. 

Check out the 2007 Year in Review for more. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Have a Healthy Holiday!</title>
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            <description>Whether you’re decking the halls, wrapping up gifts, or preparing to host the family meal, the holidays can be a time of great joy – and great stress. ‘Tis the season to take care of your health and to enjoy all that the holidays have to offer. Check out the dLife Holiday Resources page for more! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Are you a newly-diagnosed person with diabetes who needs to know the basics? Or do you have several years of diabetes under your belt but are looking for a brush-up? Whatever the case, check out dLife's new series of videos - Diabetes 101, hosted by Nicole Johnson. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Whether you're decking the halls, wrapping up gifts, or preparing to host the family meal, the holidays can be a time of great joy - and great stress. 'Tis the season to take care of your health and to enjoy all that the holidays have to offer. Dive into the dLife Holiday Grab Bag and test your holiday know-how! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>When people with diabetes are sick with a cold, flu, or other infection, it can cause blood glucose levels to climb. It is important to have a sick day plan worked out with your medical team before you become sick. Taking your medications, testing your blood glucose levels, and staying hydrated are all parts of managing your diabetes while you are sick. Stay informed and stay healthy! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>This Sunday on dLifeTV: dLife looks at great athletes who’ve been impacted by diabetes – including Dallas Maverick Jerry Stackhouse. Plus, safe and effective exercise advice and a certified diabetes educator who blends spirituality with healthcare advice. And, diabetes-friendly cooking with a Spanish flavor, as Chef Michel Nischan cooks up some tapas. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>It is not too late to have a candid conversation with your advocates about your individual benefit or risk of using Avandia (or Actos). Healthcare decisions should not be made on the advice of a self-proclaimed outsider, but between you and your trusted healthcare team — the people who have the most information about your health situation. Learn more about the politics behind the fall of Avandia from dLife expert columnist, Theresa Garnero. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Aging Gracefully</title>
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            <description>When it comes to taking care of your older parent or relative who is living with diabetes, there can be many difficult moments. How do you help your elderly loved ones deal with keeping track of their medication, remembering to monitor their blood sugar, and making sure they have their home stocked with diabetes-friendly foods? Read more about the special needs of aging parents. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>With the holiday season comes the travel season. If you and your family are packing up to visit long lost relatives, or just walking down the street to greet your loved ones, make sure your diabetes is ready to make the journey with you. Prepare for the travel season with these dLife tips! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Great Gifts!</title>
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            <description>People with diabetes are more than their diabetes. They are first and foremost people, each with talents and interests unique to them. But if you are looking to give someone with diabetes the gift of encouragement and good health, check out some traditional and not-so-traditional ideas to help get you started. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Gobble This!</title>
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            <description>Planning on hosting a big Thanksgiving dinner? Will your house be filled with family members and fun this November? Make sure you and your diabetes are prepared for the busy holiday season. Gobble up these Turkey Day tips and articles to be informed and stay ahead of the stress! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Drinking and Diabetes</title>
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            <description>Drinking is a loaded issue. For people with diabetes, alcohol can be both healthy and dangerous. Navigating this catch-22 takes a very educated patient. Check your knowledge with the dLife Diabetes and Drinking quiz and make sure you're doing what's best for you. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Fame!</title>
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            <description>Who cares who's who in the world of diabetes? Well, sometimes seeing which famous (and infamous) people have lived with this disease -- in fact, thrived in spite of it -- can be inspiring. Check out the dLife fame pages and learn more about people who are living with diabetes - in the spotlight! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Who Let the Blogs Out?</title>
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            <description>Have you checked out the best and the brightest of the blogosphere in dLife's Blogabetes? If you have, you know that there are real people living with diabetes who are telling it like it is, daily, on their blogs. If you haven't, you're missing out on some of the most influential voices in the diabetes community. It's time to check it out. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>November 14, 2007 is World Diabetes Day. This year's campaign theme is Diabetes in Children and Adolescents. The campaign aims to raise awareness of the rising prevalence of both type 1 and type 2 diabetes in children and adolescents. Visit www.worlddiabetesday.org to find out more about the needs of children and adolescents who are both living with diabetes and at risk for developing this disease. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>This Sunday on dLifeTV: dLife talked to “Biggest Loser” Erik Chopin and the experts, to find out more about weight loss challenges and success strategies for people with type 2. Plus, a senior who discovered weight lifting is a big benefit to his diabetes control. And dLife’s Jim Turner speaks out on why marijuana and diabetes don’t mix (parental discretion advised). (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Caring Enough to Send the Very Best</title>
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            <description>With the holiday season coming at us fast, it's time to start thinking about your holiday cards. The dLife Foundation's Holiday Cards for a Cause are available for corporate and personal orders. Each can be personalized to your needs and proceeds go to help kids and adults with diabetes. View the cards, which won our national art contest and are dedicated to people with diabetes, along with a host of other GREAT holiday choices. Check it out! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>You know diabetes is a 365/24/7 disease. You live with it every day. And each November the rest of the world sits up and takes notice as National Diabetes Month gets underway. This year, dLife challenges you to observe the occasion by doing just one new thing to improve your diabetes life – physically and emotionally – this month. 

Visit the National Diabetes Month page and learn how you can get involved. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Feasting can be one of the most - and least – eagerly anticipated activities of the holiday season, especially for people with diabetes. Whether it's finding diabetes-friendly recipes or knowing which cranberry sauce to buy, maintaining a healthy diet can be a challenge. 

That's why dLife has created the Holiday Helpline, to answer your diabetes diet and management questions, and support all of your food-related holiday needs! Search for a recipe,* check out our Frequently Asked Questions, and if you’re still stuck, head to our Holiday Helpline Forum to ask our community and experts for answers. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>You've counted carbs, cut out candy, and even conquered the exchange system to get a dietary handle on your diabetes, but you'll be darned if you're going to give up what may seem like one of the few pleasures you have left—drinking. Whether it be green beer at the bar on St. Patrick's day, a champagne toast at your daughter's wedding, or a glass of wine at dinner with friends, alcohol may be the hardest &quot;food&quot; for people with diabetes to manage because social drinking is such a pervasive part of our society.

So is drinking acceptable if you have diabetes? The answer is yes, in moderation, providing that you take the proper precautions. Find out more about diabetes and drinking. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>This Sunday on dLifeTV: Gastric bypass surgery – last resort or best hope? Also, a soldier’s battle with diabetes in Iraq; and a restaurant where the menu is 100% diabetes-friendly. Find out more about ths week's episode. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Have you noticed that dLife offers up a different recipe on the homepage every week? (Some yummy, d-friendly crunchy chocolate pudding is in the spotlight this week.) And did you know that the dLife recipe box has over 7,000 recipes that will tempt your tastebuds but play nicely with your numbers. Click around and see what's on the menu! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>People living with diabetes are telling it like it is here on dLife. Maybe you have type 1 diabetes, type 2, gestational, or pre-diabetes. Maybe your child or your partner has diabetes. Or maybe you just want to know more about real life with diabetes!

Blogabetes is diabetes, unscripted.

Have you checked out Blogabetes yet? Take a few minutes to get to know the writers. Feel free to leave your feedback in the comments section! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Halloween brings out the colorful costumes, grinning jack o’ lanterns, and piles of candy. Living with diabetes requires a little extra planning for the pumpkin carving and doorbell ringing. Check out these tips for having a fun Halloween without being haunted by your diabetes. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Ghoulish costumes. Scary movies. Haunted hayrides. And -- oh horrors -- candy! It's time to make your Halloween diabetes-friendly and fun for the family. But whether you're out ringing doorbells for the first time since diagnosis or you're planning some grown-up treats for your friends, you'll need to be ready for whatever tricks are thrown your way.

Take the terror out of trick-or-treating and make the most of your Halloween celebrations. Take the Trick-Or-Treat Quiz! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>An A1-what? Somogyi something-or-other? What do these words mean? 

Whether you are newly diagnosed or a diabetes veteran, there are many terms used in your diabetes life that may need some clarification. Check out the dLife diabetes dictionary to learn the latest lingo in dealing with diabetes. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>The supportive family and friends of people with type 1 and type 2 diabetes are in a class by themselves. At dLife, we call these caregivers &quot;Type 3s.&quot; Your role as a type 3 may range from hands-off, verbal support of your loved one to 24-hour-a-day care. Whatever you do, people with diabetes have a greater chance of achieving and maintaining good blood glucose control - thus delaying complications - when they are surrounded by supportive friends and family members. Learn more about caring for the caregivers on dLife today. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Join us in building the dLife Wall - a virtual collage of your photos and personal stories about living with diabetes. Submissions may be featured on dLifeTV. Just log in to your dLife Account, click on My Profile, and choose the option for submitting your story to the dLife wall. Not a member? Join dLife now! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Most of diabetes management falls on the person living with the disease. The American Association of Diabetes Educators (AADE) identifies 7 self-care behaviors that are key to diabetes management. dLife's Expert Columnist Theresa Garnero takes a look at unlocking these behaviors and helping you live a healthy and happy diabetes life. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>This Sunday on dLifeTV: Wired for diabetes control – how technology helps and hinders. Plus, the holy grail of diabetes – the closed loop system. And, a special babysitting service that caters to kids with diabetes. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>dLifeTV has spotlights on your favorite celebrities with diabetes, the latest on diabetes technology and advancements, and tips on how to live your best dLife. Have you caught all the latest episodes? Never fear - the dLife Viewing Room is here! Check out clips from your favorite episodes of dLifeTV and preview segments from upcoming shows! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Soup's On!</title>
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            <description>With the cooler weather on its way, it's time to cook up something warm and tasty to chase away the chill. Check out the wide selection of diabetes-friendly soups in the dLife recipe box! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>The leaves are changing colors, wool jackets are being pulled from their summer storage bins, and the weather has that crisp, fall edge. While the seasons are changing, it’s important to remain vigilant in your diabetes care. From warm, soothing soups to the fun of Halloween, ‘tis the season to fall into good control. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Diabetes and Sex</title>
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            <description>Sex can be a joy, a challenge, a puzzle, and a frustration. At its best, it's physically and emotionally fulfilling. At its worst, it can cause feelings of disappointment and failure. Add diabetes to this already complicated mix, and things get even more interesting. The mechanics of testing, pumps, and tubing; the threat of lows or highs; and the potential problems that diabetic complications can cause in the bedroom can make intimacy overwhelming sometimes. Feel like you could use a little back up? 

Take the Diabetes and Sex quiz and pick up some tips on a more comfortable, pleasurable sex life! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>dLife introduces Blogabetes - a new diabetes blog featuring some of your favorite voices from the diabetes blogosphere and introducing some new voices as well! 

Blogabetes will highlight &quot;real life&quot; with diabetes. These are people making sense of a &quot;diabetes diet.&quot; These are people wearing insulin pumps. These are the parents of children with diabetes. These are people with type 1 or type 2 diabetes telling the true stories of what it's really like to live with diabetes.

It's diabetes, unscripted. Check it out and get to know the Blogabetes bloggers! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Adding diabetes management to a life already full of work, family, and personal responsibilities can be stressful. And stress can make your blood sugars higher and your quality of life lower. Are you stressed out? Take the dLife Stress Screening Quiz, then find out how you can relax, revive, and remain in control of your diabetes. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>This Sunday on dLifeTV: dLife takes an in-depth look at how our national food supply affects obesity and diabetes, and how people with diabetes make smart choices today. Plus, the challenges, frustrations, and great tips for everyday eating with diabetes. And Chef Michel Nischan gives us a tasty, low-carb variation on a classic barbecue dish. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Looking for Your Feedback!</title>
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            <description>Hey dLifers! Sheri Colberh-Ochs, our dLife Expert Columnist and author of several books about diabetes, is working on her second edition of The Diabetic Athlete. She's looking to include you - members of the diabetes community - and your views on what you normally do to adjust for exercise to keep your blood sugars in control, and especially for any unusual sports or activities. 

Click here to fill out the short survey. And thanks for your participation! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Looking to shed those extra pounds? dLife scoured the self-help literature and found the cream of the crop to help you shed that flab. Check out the &quot;Seven Best Weight Loss Tips&quot; - we dug deep to find the best tips for people who want to lose weight. Print this page, put it on your fridge, and get going! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>This Sunday on dLifeTV: “Miami Ink” star Darren Brass talks about his diabetes life in tattoo business. Then, dLife goes to Iowa where two brothers share diabetes, but disagree on management. Plus, your health insurance questions answered, and in the kitchen, Chef Michel Nischan has a zesty, low-carb grilled fish dish. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>There are plenty of doctors and medical professionals writing about diabetes, but what about the people who are living with diabetes every day, just like you? Visit the dLife Viewpoints columnists for a glimpse into the lives of other people living with type 1 or type 2 diabetes, or read about diabetes caregivers. You aren't alone! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Looking for testing supplies? Insulin supplies? Diabetes-related accessories? Are you searching for new tools to better manage your diabetes? Feel free to visit the new dLife Store, which has everything from personal care to pump supplies. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>This Sunday on dLifeTV: Learn about a program that puts pharmacists at the head of diabetes care and provides free medication for patients. And the inspirational story of a former pro-athlete who gave the gift of life to his NFL teammate. Also, dLife’s Jim Turner tackles the tough question of drinking alcohol with diabetes, and actress Delta Burke chats about her diabetes routine. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>This Sunday on dLifeTV: How to overcome diabetes hurdles in the workplace; Luke Branquinho talks about his life as a rodeo champ who also has diabetes; and, dLife’s Jim Turner gets personal about sex and diabetes (parental discretion advised). (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Does spirituality help you manage your diabetes? What do you feel is the biggest drawback to insulin pump therapy? How much sleep do you get? Have you had a dilated eye exam in the past year? Do you participate in diabetes forums?

Do you want to know how your fellow PWD's are managing their diabetes? Check out the dLife poll archives and see what the surveys say. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Fame, fortune, and diabetes. It's not such an unlikely combination. In a world where image is everything, well-known entertainers are often hesitant to reveal their real lives with diabetes. But things have been changing in the world of movies, TV, and music. Celebrities are talking about their diabetes, screenwriters are working it into movie plots, and even the stunt animals are getting in on the action. Test your knowledge of celebrities and diabetes. We bet you'll learn a thing or two! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>The summer is drawing to a close and it's time to start thinking about getting ready to go back to school! Whether your child is off on the big yellow bus, your teenager is packing for college, or if you are heading back to school yourself, dLife has some Back-To-School Resources for you! 

Also, be sure to take the School Smarts quiz to see if you make the grade. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>We live in the land of gigantic food portions. From the enormous bowls of pasta and the big slabs of beef served in restaurants to plate-sized pizza slices and jumbo bags of chips, it’s very common to consume three or four or even five “servings” at a time. 

Think not? Read more about when size matters and how portion control can help you better manage your diabetes. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>This Sunday on dLifeTV: Diabetes 911 – what to do when emergencies strike. Plus, remarkable rescues by diabetes dogs, and carb-conscious vegetarian cooking.

Check out the full dLifeTV schedule for more information on the dLife shows! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Fifty years with diabetes? That's quite a milestone! Read more from Kathy Weinheimer in her new dLife Viewpoints column, &quot;Here's to the Next Fifty.&quot; 

Read more from the Viewpoints columnists, and talk about your dLife in the support forums! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Nothing says &quot;back to school&quot; like fresh new school supplies and the promise of crisp fall weather. For some people, they're sending their child back to school. For others, it's a first time living away from home. And for people with diabetes, it's the challenge of making those scholastic transitions while maintaining your diabetes management. 

Do you have &quot;School Smarts?&quot; Take our quiz and find out!

Related: Back to School Resources (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>This Sunday on dLifeTV: dLife looks at great athletes who’ve been impacted by diabetes – including Dallas Maverick Jerry Stackhouse. Plus, safe and effective exercise advice and a certified diabetes educator who blends spirituality with healthcare advice. And, diabetes-friendly cooking with a Spanish flavor, as Chef Michel Nischan cooks up some tapas. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>This Sunday on dLifeTV: Sleep expert Dr. Michael Thorpy talks about sleep disorders associated with diabetes. And, why diabetes isn’t easy, from people who know. Plus, Chef Michel Nischan shows us a low-carb, low-fat pizza that isn’t missing any flavor! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Making the Leap to Pumping</title>
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            <description>Are you thinking about making the move to insulin pump therapy? Read DiabetesTeenTalk columnist Jill LaGrange's take on going from untethered to tethered.

Related: Talk about pumping in the dLife Garage! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Fluffy pillows, a cozy down comforter, and warm blankets sound like the perfect way to relax at the end of your day, right? Not only does sleep rest your body and refresh your mind, but a solid night’s sleep is crucial to good diabetes health. 

Read more about diabetes and sleep. Make sure you're catching enough Z's! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Wanted: dLife Type 1/Type 2 Members for dLife Product Testing!</title>
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            <description>Are you an active dLife Member who wants to help shape the next generation of dLife web products? We're actively looking for a small, select group of Type 1 and Type 2 Members to bounce our new product initiatives off of over the coming months. If selected we will ask you to do the following: 

•  Voice your opinions on what new features and products you want to see @ dLife. 
•  Review and contribute your thoughts and ideas to new dLife web initiatives including our new Recipe Finder, Meal Manager, and Community based initiatives. 
•  Be the first to Beta Test pre-launch web products. 

To apply, simply fill in the personal information below and answer the following questions and send them via email to morrone@dlife.com. (note: Your personal information will remain confidential and w...</description>
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            <description>Summer is in full swing and dLife has the big list of diabetes camps around the country! Is there a camp in your area? Visit the summer camp resource page for more on having fun in the summer sun and connecting with other people with diabetes.

Related: Diabetes and Kids (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>This Sunday on dLifeTV: dLife talked to “Biggest Loser” Erik Chopin and the experts, to find out more about weight loss challenges and success strategies for people with type 2. Plus, a senior who discovered weight lifting is a big benefit to his diabetes control. And dLife’s Jim Turner speaks out on why marijuana and diabetes don’t mix (parental discretion advised).

Don't miss the all-new episodes of dLifeTV on Sunday nights! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>This Sunday on dLifeTV: The story of two mothers who founded a diabetes fundraising powerhouse. dLife visits a physical therapist to discuss little-known diabetes complications. And, teen pop star Nick Jonas of the Jonas Brothers talks about his new life with diabetes. Plus, Chef Michel Nischan spices things up with a Mexican pizza.

Check out the full dLifeTV schedule to see what's coming and what you can catch up on! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Kids Rock the World!</title>
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            <description>Kids Rock the World, an American Diabetes Association sponsored program aimed specifically at young teens with diabetes takes place this year for the fourth year in a row on Sunday, August 12, 2007 in Long Beach, near Los Angeles on the campus of California State University. It’s a day of outdoor fun, designed to help turn a perceived negative into a positive force in a teen’s life. The one-day program reaches out to teens ages 11-15. About 100 kids from Southern California are expected this year along with diabetes medical experts and sportsmen. 

Elliot Yamin from “American Idol” will participate along with professional surfer with type 1 diabetes, and other young sports personalities still to be determined.

Along with many exciting and unique experiences offered, the day will f...</description>
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            <title>Blogabetes Preview!</title>
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            <description>dLife is introducing Blogabetes - a new diabetes blog featuring some of your favorite voices from the diabetes blogosphere and introducing some new voices as well! Blogabetes will highlight &quot;real life&quot; with diabetes. These are people making sense of a &quot;diabetes diet.&quot; These are people wearing insulin pumps. These are the parents of children with diabetes. These are people with type 1 or type 2 diabetes telling the true stories of what it's really like to live with diabetes.

Over the next few weeks, as we prepare to launch Blogabetes, we'll be giving dLife Today readers a sneak preview from featured Blogabetes writers.  Check out the sneak peeks that have already been posted on dLife Today!

Related: Diabetes Resources (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Have you checked out the all-new dLife Viewing Room? Click around for your favorite clips from past dLifeTV shows and to find the latest from the new season! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>This Sunday on dLifeTV: dLife explores the diabetes health-hazards of long-distance trucking, and how to overcome obstacles to treating and preventing diabetes on the road. Also, what’s new in type 2 diabetes treatment options; a visit to a vet clinic to look at diabetes in the animal kingdom; and Chef Michel Nischan shows us a delicious Moroccan marinade that won’t spike blood sugars.

Catch the all new episodes of dLifeTV on CNBC! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>DiabetesTeenTalk correspondent Jill LaGrange happened up the JDRF Children's Congress in D.C. recently. Read about her experiences!

And if you are a teenager living with diabetes, be sure to say hello at the DiabetesTeenTalk forums! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>The Lowdown on the Glycemic Index</title>
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            <description>The words are bandied about all over -- glycemic index, glycemic load, low-glycemic diet -- but who really gets it? It's pretty scientific stuff, and it's not exactly intuitive. Maybe you heard that carrots are high-GI? (They're not, as it turns out.) Are all high-carb foods also high-glycemic? It's time to get the lowdown. Put your thinking cap on now and take the What's the Glycemic Index? dLife quiz. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Are you are a type 2 diabetic, a senior citizen, and interested in joining the dLife Viewpoints columnist team, we'd love to hear from you. Please send an email to Kerri Morrone at morrone@dlife.com, and let us know about your diabetes life. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>The International Insulin Foundation is one to check out this week. From their website:

&quot;The lack access to insulin in developing countries leads to a high rate of avoidable deaths in those suffering from Type 1 diabetes. While globally there is no shortage in insulin production, there are still many individuals with Type 1 diabetes who do not have access to a reliable supply of insulin and therefore specific supply solutions need to be found at country and regional level. 

The IIF’s Mission is to:
Create sustainable nation-wide access to affordable and reliable sources of insulin through projects that improve distribution and the educated use of insulin by people with Type 1 diabetes currently unable to obtain it.&quot;

For more information, visit www.access2insulin.org. (Source: This Wee...</description>
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            <title>Diabetes Emergencies:  Are You Prepared?</title>
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            <description>In the event of any emergency, do you know what to do? Time to take the route of the Boy Scout and &quot;be prepared!&quot;

Check out dLife's sister site, DiabetesTeenTalk, for an article about being better prepared. Also, watch the Diabetes 911 clip from dLifeTV. Arm yourself with information! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Support Groups: Queer Diabetics
Meetings: July 11 @ 6:30pm

Come join the discussion group, which takes place every other Wednesday evening, and get the support you need for your whole self. According to the Queens Pride House website, &quot;As we support each other, we will also be working together on an advocacy project to help raise awareness about the extra special needs of queer diabetics. Type 1’s &amp; 2’s welcome. Email lbeutin@queenspridehouse.org to participate or just come by.&quot; (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>As part of its “Summer of Love” event spotlighting a variety of worthy causes, Fair Indigo, a fair-trade apparel company which also sells gifts and coffee, has agreed to donate 25% of its online and telephone catalog sales on July 22nd, 2007 to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.

Whether you purchase online (www.fairindigo.com) or over the phone (800-520-1806) – be sure to use the code “LOVE” during your order. This will ensure Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation gets proper credit. Also – you MUST place your order on July 22nd, 2007 to qualify. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Looking for ways to eat better this summer? dLife offers up some terrific nutrition tips to help you make make sense of soybean flour, find ways to get more C in your life, and the latest on &quot;free foods.&quot; (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Women with diabetes can encounter a special set of challenges all their own. 

Do you know the facts about pregnancy and diabetes? Are you aware of the special concerns that women with diabetes may face? Are you armed with the information to handle what your hormones dish out? Learn more about women's health issues and what you need to do to keep your diabetes in control. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>This Wednesday is the 4th of July, and we're firing up the BBQs here at dLife! Are you ready to get cooking? Practicing proper food handling techniques will protect yourself, your family and friends from food-borne illness and food contamination. Here are some tips to keep in mind when preparing, storing, and cooking food as you celebrate July 4th. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>If the idea of tests makes you nervous and sweaty, inducing paralyzing flashbacks from those dear old golden rule days, then fear not! These quizzes are designed to give facts in a fun way. 

From heart health to summer survival, the dLife Quizzes keep you on your toes and well-informed. So dust off your diabetes knowledge and dive in. And if you don’t do as well as you’d like, you can always take it over! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>The dLife Newswire</title>
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            <description>Looking for the latest from the ADA's 67th Scientific Sessions? Catch all the late-breaking diabetes news on the dLife Newswire. Also, take advantage of the &quot;comments&quot; section to voice your opinion and weigh in on the latest in diabetes news. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Preparing for Emergencies</title>
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            <description>In the event of any emergency, do you know what to do? As in the case of any unexpected event, good preparation is half the battle. For people with diabetes, this means not only protecting your home in the event of disaster, but also protecting your health.

Check out these tips on being prepared with diabetes. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Father's Day Recap</title>
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            <description>Fathers – providers, protectors, pest controllers. Dad is often a child’s first hero. This Father’s Day, hang up your cape and rest for a spell. Whether you are a dad with diabetes, you have a child with diabetes, or both, stroll through our offerings for you – dear ole' dad. 

We hope all the fathers in our dLife family had a terrific Father's Day! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Focus on Men's Health</title>
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            <description>The facets of everyday life -- work, social situations, family, relationships -- put your diabetes management in a constant state of flux. Men have different diabetes-control and complication issues than women do. From erectile dysfunction and heart disease to managing stress and depression, men with diabetes have a lot on their plate. 

Take the &quot;Focus on Men's Health&quot; quiz to make sure you're in the know. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <pubDate>Mon, 18 Jun 2007 14:31:49 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Never Too Early to be Prepared</title>
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            <description>School's out for the summer, but summer goes by so quickly! If you or your child is heading off to college this fall, be sure to check out our sister site, DiabetesTeenTalk, for some tips on making the transition smoother. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <pubDate>Mon, 18 Jun 2007 14:26:21 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Watch, Listen, and Learn</title>
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            <description>Information is one of the keys to living a happy and healthy life with diabetes. dLife expands your educational horizons with streaming video content, podcasts you can listen to on-the-go or at your computer, and daily updates on diabetes care. 

Find out more about how you can Watch, Listen, and Learn. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <pubDate>Mon, 11 Jun 2007 17:29:16 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>The Scoop on Oral Meds</title>
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            <description>Are you treating your diabetes with oral medications? Do you have questions about the meds you are taking, or how other meds may affect your blood sugars? Take advantage of the Oral Meds information pages on dLife for more on managing your meds.

Related: Type 2 Information (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <pubDate>Mon, 11 Jun 2007 17:26:59 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Here Comes the Sun</title>
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            <description>Readying yourself for some beach blanket boluses? Read the latest on the dLife Summer Resources page, with links to some Viewpoints articles, Expert columns, and tips on beating the summer heat. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <pubDate>Mon, 11 Jun 2007 17:22:33 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Get dTalking</title>
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            <description>Have you taken a moment to check out Janis Roszler's dTalk? Listen to the latest as she speaks with CDE and author Hope Warshaw and dTalk Featured Educator Lois Moss-Barnwell. Also, be sure to take a spin through the archives and catch up on what you've missed! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <pubDate>Mon, 04 Jun 2007 21:08:09 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Tune in to Turner!</title>
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            <description>Looking for the latest from dLife's own Jim Turner? Check out his video clips, the mailbag, and his dLife biography page. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <pubDate>Mon, 04 Jun 2007 21:04:16 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Travel Smart</title>
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            <description>With the warmer weather upon us, it's time to start thinking about vacations and summer trips. Be best prepared with these dLife travel tips. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <pubDate>Mon, 04 Jun 2007 21:01:50 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Research Update</title>
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            <description>dLife brings you the latest diabetes research advances from leading diabetes institutions and experts. Visit the dLife Research Update page for more from clinical trials, Joslin, and JDRF. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <pubDate>Tue, 29 May 2007 14:14:07 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>You're Getting Very Sleepy ...</title>
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            <description>Fluffy pillows, a cozy down comforter, and warm blankets sound like the perfect way to relax at the end of your day, right? Not only does sleep rest your body and refresh your mind, but a solid night’s sleep is crucial to good diabetes health. 

Read more about diabetes and sleep. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <title>Are You Summer Savvy?</title>
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            <description>As of Memorial Day weekend, we Americans welcome summertime by donning shorts, digging out swim suits, cleaning off coolers and porch umbrellas, and filling up the grill's propane tank. It's the time of year we kick back a little, soak in the sun, take a trip somewhere beachy, and focus on fun.

Don't let poor diabetes management spoil that fun. Take the dLife &quot;Do You Have Summer Safety Savvy?&quot; quiz to make sure you're good to go. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <pubDate>Tue, 29 May 2007 14:05:38 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Fame!</title>
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            <description>Who cares who's who in the world of diabetes? Well, sometimes seeing which famous (and infamous) people have lived with this disease - in fact, thrived in spite of it - can be inspiring. 

Before the &quot;Fame&quot; theme song is stuck in your head forever, visit the dLife Fame Pages for more on the celebrities and heroes living with diabetes. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <pubDate>Mon, 21 May 2007 14:01:17 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Caring for the Caregivers</title>
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            <description>The supportive family and friends of people with type 1 and type 2 diabetes are in a class by themselves. At dLife, we call these caregivers &quot;Type 3s.&quot; Your role as a type 3 may range from hands-off, verbal support of your loved one to 24-hour-a-day care. Whatever you do, people with diabetes have a greater chance of achieving and maintaining good blood glucose control - thus delaying complications - when they are surrounded by supportive friends and family members.

Read more about taking care of your loved ones, and yourself. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <pubDate>Mon, 21 May 2007 13:43:53 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Making Diabetes Portable</title>
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            <description>Looking to make your diabetes supplies a bit more portable? Check out dLife's sister site, DiabetesTeenTalk, for one way to keep things diabetes-friendly and fashionable. Also, check out dLife columnist Kerri Morrone's article on being a &quot;diabetes kangaroo.&quot; 

Related: Viewpoints (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <pubDate>Mon, 21 May 2007 13:35:01 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Here's a Tip...</title>
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            <description>Here's a tip ... actually, here are several tips to help you make the most of your dLife. From blood glucose monitoring tips to diet and exercise to just plain coping, the tips from dLife can help you find that little nudge of help you've been looking for.

Do you have a tip to submit? Post about it in the dLife Forum! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <pubDate>Mon, 14 May 2007 14:04:46 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>Spring Is Finally Here!</title>
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            <description>The weather is warming up and the flowers are in bloom – looks like spring has finally sprung! It’s the perfect season to jump start that exercise routine or get back in the grove. Give your diabetes a “spring cleaning” and learn more about how to fine tune your diabetes management!  

Visit the Spring Resources page for more. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <pubDate>Mon, 14 May 2007 14:02:55 +0100</pubDate>
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            <title>A Little Help From My Friends</title>
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            <description>Diabetes management can be challenging some days, which is why the dLife Community Forum is a great way to let off some steam, connect with other people living with diabetes, and share ideas! 

Drop on by and read up on the latest from the dLife family. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>From motherhood to the workplace to caring for your family, is there anything you don't do? You spend so much time taking care of others - today is all about you! Celebrate Mother's Day by taking some moments to yourself and reading about other inspirational mothers - like you - who are managing families and diabetes every day. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>If you are thinking about starting your own diabetes walk team this walk season, check out our sister site, DiabetesTeenTalk, for more information on getting started with your team. Also, be sure to visit the forums, which are geared towards teens living with diabetes! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Have you caught the latest edition of dTalk? On this week’s dTalk, Janis speaks with two fantastic members of the diabetes community. Check out the latest, and don't forget to take a spin through the archives!

Related: PODCASTS (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Keep up with the dLife community views by checking out the dLife polls. See what other people living with diabetes have to say about the latest issues that affect their lives. Visit the poll archives to catch up on what you've missed! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>dLife brings you the best and brightest of the diabetes community with dTalk - the radio podcast hosted by Janis Roszler. Check out the latest edition as our host speaks with David Kliff, creator and publisher of Diabetic Investor and living with diabetes since 1994. Janis also speaks with the dTalk Featured Educator Gita Patel.

Don't miss it! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Do you have questions about your diabetes management? Do you need real answers from experts in the diabetes education field? Never fear - the experts are here!

Visit the dLife Expert Answers section and find out more about everything from insulin management to &quot;what can I eat?&quot; (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>To give you a well-rounded perspective on diabetes, dLife brings you regular columns written by experts from distinct backgrounds and disciplines. Wondering what Nicole Johnson thinks about her diabetes life? How about Janis Roszler's advice on diabetes and relationships? How about the latest in diabetes-friendly yet fashionable footwear from Joy Pape?

Read more from the dLife Expert Columnists! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>What exactly is the glycemic index? Why do we, as people with diabetes, need to know about it? How can it affect our diabetes diet choices? 

Find out more about the glycemic index by visiting Glycemic Impact 101. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Even though Earth Day just passed on April 22, it's important to manage your medical waste properly every day. Check out the tips on the dLife Earth Day section to see how you can keep your diabetes-friendly routine environmentally friendly. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Read any good books lately? Well, now you can. Take a peek at excerpts of the published works of dLifeTV guests and diabetes experts.  Education is the key to good diabetes health! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>When you were last faced with deciding between taking an afternoon nap and going out for a brisk walk, which did you choose? If you took a walk, then you may not need to read this, but if you opted for the nap instead, click away! 

With the warmer weather finally on the way, it's time to start thinking about shaping up your body and your diabetes for spring! Check out these articles on diabetes and exercise for more on motivating yourself to get moving. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Are you a &quot;Type 3&quot;? Are you taking care of a loved one who has diabetes? 

dLife is looking for an adult without diabetes who takes care of a parent who does have diabetes. We are looking to highlight the inspiring &quot;Type 3s&quot; who do so much to keep their loved ones in good diabetes health. 

If you would like to be involved with dLifeTV and tell your story, send an email to sorensen@dlife.com. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Looking for some advice from the experts? How about a little inspiration? To give you a well-rounded perspective on diabetes, dLife brings you regular columns written by experts from distinct backgrounds and disciplines.  Take a read! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Diabetes can be an expensive disease to manage, especially if you have inadequate health insurance coverage.  Ever wonder how to make your healthcare dollars stretch a little further? Check out the Quick Consumer Tips for Smart Diabetes Shoppers for some hints on making your money matter. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Spring has arrived and there is no other season that can get you in the mood for good health. The fresh air, cool breezes, budding trees, and blooming flowers can be an inspiration to get outdoors and increase physical activity with walking, running, or biking. 

The arrival of Spring also brings an assortment of seasonal fruits and vegetables that offer fresh flavors and good nutrition. Take advantage of nature’s healthy treats this season and read up on a few springtime favorites. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Tax time, whether you live on Park Place or on Baltic Avenue, is always a flurry of paperwork, receipts, and forms. Navigating the paperwork can be a daunting task, but keeping good records and being prepared for your filings can help make tax time less taxing. For a person living with diabetes, it’s important to remember that some medical expenses can be deducted when you file your return. Medical supplies like blood glucose meters, test strips, oral medications, insulin, insulin pumps, and other maintenance supplies can really take a bite out of your budget! 

Check out the dLife Tax Tips for more on getting the most from your 2006 return, and find some tips on being best prepared for the April 15 deadline. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>Are you looking for the latest dLifeTV clips? Are you craving your daily dose of dLife? Check out the dLife Viewing Room to watch video clips from your favorite dLifeTV episodes. 

Do you want to be a part of dLifeTV? Find out more about getting involved. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>How your diet affects your health is a big topic in research these days, and this is reflected in the news headlines every week. The problem is that the research findings keep changing the landscape of what’s healthy and what’s not. Eggs were bad, now they’re good. Margarine was good, now it’s bad. Eat low-fat! No, now eat low-carb. For people with no health problems, trying to adhere to the latest dietary advice is simply confusing. For people with chronic conditions such as diabetes, it can be downright dangerous.

Read more on understanding the latest health news. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>March 27, 2007 is Diabetes Alert Day. While diabetes is often a hereditary condition, it is still possible to develop diabetes even if you have no known history of it in your family. In addition, type 2 diabetes is often preventable through regular medical checkups and a healthy lifestyle. 

Find out if you are at risk by taking the Type 2 Risk Assessment and then read more below about what you can do to prevent or manage type 2 diabetes. (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>dLife's sister site, DiabetesTeenTalk, talks with diabetes consultant Kelly Close about diabetes and pumping with the new Omnipod. Don't miss this informative interview! (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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            <description>This Sunday on dLifeTV: Wired for diabetes control – how technology helps and hinders. Plus, the holy grail of diabetes – the closed loop system. And, a special babysitting service that caters to kids with diabetes.

Related: SafeSittings.com (Source: This Week in Diabetes)</description>
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