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Diabetes

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The Link Between Diabetes and Gum Disease

Taking care of teeth and gums is especially important for people with diabetes. High blood sugar increases the risk of periodontal disease.

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Diabetic Foot Problems: Common But Preventable

People with diabetes often have reduced sensation and poor blood circulation in their feet. As a result, a small cut or blister can lead to big problems.

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Coordinated Care Helps Woman Conquer Multiple Health Challenges

Susan Welch has faced more than her fair share of health challenges over the years. Through it all, her endocrinologist, Betul Hatipoglu, MD, was by her side to support, encourage and offer innovative options for treatment.

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Is Allulose the Perfect Sweetener?

This recently FDA-approved sugar substitute boasts a lot of positives. But before adding it to your coffee, it’s important to get the whole picture.

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Are Energy Drinks More Harmful Than Coffee?

Caffeinated energy drinks have become increasingly popular, particularly among young adults and adolescents. But are they a healthier choice over coffee?

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Dealing With Diabetes Burnout

Whether checking your blood glucose levels, counting carbohydrates or going to medical appointments – managing diabetes can be hard work.

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Can Eating Too Much Sugar Cause Diabetes?

The simple answer is no. But there’s more to know before giving into those cravings for cookies, candy and sweetened drinks.

You're Prediabetic: Now What?

Prediabetes is when a person’s blood sugar is higher than normal but not yet at diabetic levels. Fortunately, the condition is reversible if detected early.

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