share When you think of blood sugar monitoring, you probably think of diabetes management. But here's the twist: Even if you don't have diabetes, paying attention to your blood sugar…
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Historically, checking your blood glucose (blood sugar) level required pricking your finger and dropping blood onto a test strip. People with diabetes may have had to do this multiple times…
Sugar has gotten a bad rap. Sure, most of us could do with a little (or, let's be honest, a lot) less sugar. But critical thinking and other brain-intensive activities…
High glucose, or hyperglycemia, occurs when too much sugar is in the blood. This condition is often a sign of diabetes, where the body either produces too little insulin or…
June 15, 2024 by Holly Honderich, BBC News Getty Images Continuous glucose monitors have become a powerful tool for people with diabetes Blood glucose monitoring devices may soon be on…
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Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain A new narrative review led by researchers from University College London (UCL) and Birmingham Children's Hospital has found a lack of evidence supporting the effectiveness of…
(WNDU) – 38 million Americans have diabetes. Ten percent of people with diabetes have type 1 diabetes, which is usually diagnosed in children and young adults. This means that these…
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