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Sanofi’s Top Seller Lantus Set to Lose Patent Protection
According to the Chicago Tribune, French drug maker Sanofi holds the #2 spot in the worldwide market of diabetes medications – a $43 billion-a-year pharmaceutical marketplace. There are four elite players vying for the top spot with their newest diabetes formulations. Novo Nordisk is currently occupying the #1 slot for sales with competition rolling in [...]
Type 1 Diabetes
Sanofi’s Top Seller Lantus Set to Lose Patent Protection
According to the Chicago Tribune, French drug maker Sanofi holds the #2 spot in the worldwide market of diabetes medications - a $43 billion-a-year pharmaceutical marketplace. There are four elite … [Read More...]
Are Fitness Apps for People With Diabetes?
A recent article in U.S. News My Favorite Fitness App highlighted new apps, gadgets and gizmos to track and promote exercise habits. I began to wonder what percent of people actually use these fancy … [Read More...]
Edamole – A Twist on Guacamole
Edamole is a tasty twist on traditional guacamole and may just ring your bell. A new breed of guac is born with the addition of edamame and a partial deletion of avocado. What's not to love about … [Read More...]
Type 1 Diabetes – Living Between the Lines
Living with type 1 diabetes is an adventure in its own right. Some days are downright wild while others are more sedate and somewhat boring - in the blood sugar department that is. There is no … [Read More...]
Bright White Tape Screams – I Have Diabetes!
I've been thinking recently about all of the gear I wear and tote around for my type 1 diabetes (and carry for my daughter as well). I am overly accustomed to all of these goodies - being that I've … [Read More...]
Aging Safely with Digital Healthcare
The times they are a-changin'... Bob Dylan had it right on the money didn't he? When we think about aging (we all are -- of course), there are many things that come to mind. Keeping our aging … [Read More...]
Celiac Disease
Screen Short Kids For Disease?
According to a recent article in the Chicago Tribune "Not all very short kids need screening tests" points out their height may be a normal variant in their development. The research study followed … [Read More...]
Sorghum Bowl with Black Beans, Amaranth and Avocado
Sorghum, once a controversial grain for those living with celiac disease is now embraced by many. Sorghum is an acceptable and tolerable gluten free grain for many living with celiac disease; it's … [Read More...]
Sweet Potato Veggie Burger
This sweet potato veggie burger at lunchboxbunch.com looked fabulous - with a few essential replacements I made a delicious gluten free version. Why bother with the store bought veggie burgers when … [Read More...]
Wiping Gluten Out Of Your Kitchen
Whether there is a new celiac diagnosis in your house or you've had a gluten free kitchen for some time, taking a fine tooth comb through the cabinets now and again is a good idea. With that in … [Read More...]
Tamari Roasted Almonds
Almonds are an incredibly healthy snack. In the case of type 1 diabetes and celiac disease, it is important to note their gluten free status and miniscule carbohydrate impact. Tamari … [Read More...]
Wonder Dough – A Gluten Free Dough for Kids
Once diagnosed with celiac disease, families are on the hunt for gluten free products to take the place of those they once trusted. My daughter was so excited by this particular gluten free kids … [Read More...]
