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The Coronavirus and Diabetes: risks and measures against it
Here at mySugr, we have been following the coronavirus closely both because so many of our team members are people living with diabetes, but also due to our global reach. As the momentum continues to grow, we wanted to help you understand what the risk is for people living with diabetes and how you can be best prepared.
March 12, 2020•by mySugr
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Smoking and Diabetes - What You Need To Know Today
Smoking negatively impacts your overall health - most of us have heard that in one form or another for years. But people still smoke, including people with diabetes. We get it. It's a hard habit to kick, especially if you feel you’re already giving up a lot to manage your diabetes.
March 10, 2020•by Danica Schneeweiss
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Tracking my blood sugar as a person without diabetes for one week
Last week, some of us in the office decided to run an experiment. We checked blood sugars and counted carbs for a whole week – even though we don’t have diabetes.
January 30, 2020•by Marie Kaiser
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Diabetes Is a Major Time Suck
Honestly, how many times a day do you think about diabetes? Some of you might say “not often enough” while others would answer “clearly too many”.
November 21, 2019•by Ilka Gdanietz
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From Solo to Duo: Dating with Diabetes
I recently celebrated the anniversary of 18 years since my diabetes diagnosis. Same day as my birthday. That’s right, it was during my childhood that I had the brilliant idea of getting diagnosed right after eating birthday cake. That said, I’m quite a bit older now. Oh, and also: I met someone...
November 6, 2019•by Clara Huet
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5 things working at mySugr has taught me about diabetes
I have to admit that before I started working at mySugr, I knew barely anything about diabetes. I couldn’t even tell if any of the people I spent time with had diabetes. Probably because it was a condition I didn’t really come into contact with much.
October 29, 2019•by Marie Kaiser
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