Tag Archives: diabetes
Better Health for Asian Americans — and All Moms and Babies
This Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage month, let’s all support efforts to improve the health of this and other at-risk communities! Continue reading
Your Favorite Recipes Get a Makeover!
Do any of your beloved recipes leave you feeling a little guilty? Some of the most popular foods just don’t work for people with diabetes, or anyone looking to eat healthfully. Luckily, Diabetes Forecast magazine is here to help with “Diabetize Your Recipe” and “Makeover Favorites”! Continue reading
Looking Out for Women’s Health
Mother’s Day kicked off National Women’s Health Week, an effort to empower women to make their health a priority and encourage them to take steps to improve their physical and mental health and lower their risks of certain diseases, including diabetes. Let’s take a quick look at what makes women so special when it comes to diabetes. Continue reading
Drive to Stop Diabetes
The American Diabetes Association has teamed up with NASCAR’s Ryan Reed for the Drive to Stop Diabetes℠ awareness campaign! Continue reading
Stay on Track with Exercise!
Exercise doesn’t necessarily mean running a marathon or bench-pressing 300 pounds. The key is to start slow—soon, momentum will follow. Follow these tips to get moving and stay on track! Continue reading
Mari Ruddy: Cycling to Stop Diabetes
In 2006, Mari Ruddy rode in her local Tour de Cure and wondered, “Where are all the riders with diabetes?” That’s how the Red Riders program was born. Continue reading
Celebrating People in Action to Stop Diabetes: Northern Arizona and Miami-Dade
It’s National Volunteer Appreciation Week and the American Diabetes Association is celebrating service for people touched by diabetes. These 2012 Stop Diabetes Community Award winners demonstrate what volunteering for a great cause is all about! Continue reading
