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Managing Blood Sugar on Long Flights and Car Rides with Type 1 Diabetes

Traveling long distances—whether by airplane or car—can be exciting, but it also requires extra attention for people living with Type 1 Diabetes. …

Traveling with Type 1 Diabetes: International vs. Domestic Travel Tips

Traveling can be an exciting experience, and people living with Type 1 Diabetes can absolutely explore the world with the right preparation. Whether …

Stay Informed: The Importance of Receiving Updates on Type 1 Diabetes Research and Clinical Trials

Living with or caring for someone with Type 1 Diabetes means staying informed about the latest medical advancements. Research in this field is …

Common Myths vs Facts about T1D

Here are some common myths vs facts about Type 1 Diabetes. Many misunderstandings come from confusing it with Type 2 Diabetes. 1. Myth: …

Type 1 Diabetes & MyPlate: A Simple Way to Build Balanced Meals

Living with Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) means paying close attention to how food affects your blood sugar—but that doesn’t mean meals have to be …

Managing Insulin at Kids’ Birthday Parties: A Quick Guide for T1D

Dosing insulin at a kids’ birthday party with Type 1 Diabetes can be tricky because foods are high-carb, portions vary, and kids often eat …

Is Epsom Salt Safe for People with Type 1 Diabetes? A Beginner’s Guide

Living with Type 1 diabetes can indeed be daunting. With a whirlwind of recommendations floating around—some beneficial, others not so much—it's …

Insulin Pumps: Tubed vs Tubeless — What’s the Difference?

Insulin pumps are advanced devices that deliver insulin continually throughout the day and night. They can offer greater flexibility and precision …

Insulin Injections & Smart Pens: What Are Your Options?

For many people living with Type 1 Diabetes, insulin injections are a reliable and effective way to manage blood sugar levels. Today, traditional …

Insulin Pumps vs Injections: Pros and Cons

Both insulin pumps and insulin injections are effective ways to manage Type 1 Diabetes. The best choice depends on lifestyle, budget, comfort level, …

One Tough Site Change, One Brave Kid

When your child wears an insulin pump or CGM, you get used to site changes becoming part of life. Still, sometimes something small can feel really …

Emergency Prep for Type 1 Diabetes: What to Pack & Keep on Hand

When a hurricane, blizzard, wildfire, or extended power outage hits, people with Type 1 diabetes can’t just “wait it out.” Insulin, monitoring …

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