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	Better Design, Better Diabetes Care Some people call diabetes “the ultimate self-managed disease.” That’s because successful diabetes management rests so completely in the hands of us patients, rather than our… 7 comments March 18 at 8:00 am by John Crowley
	Diabetes Forecast Publishes 2010 Annual Diabetes Consumer Guide For many people with diabetes, it can be difficult to determine which products are right for them. But help is on the way: Diabetes Forecast… 1 comment March 15 at 1:16 am by Amy Tenderich
	Thinking About Diabetes With Every Bite At the New York Times' Well blog, a must-read piece about what it's like to live with Type 1 diabetes. 1 comment March 13 at 8:46 am by Amy Tenderich
	Insulin therapy effective, accepted in patients with newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes A new study shows that insulin-based therapy was safe, effective, well accepted and did not cause greater weight gain or hypoglycemia in patients newly diagnosed… 1 comment March 14 at 7:49 pm by Amy Tenderich
	Insulin reverses elderly muscle loss Insulin may help turn back the clock on elderly muscle loss, U.S. researchers said. 1 comment March 15 at 11:16 pm by Amy Tenderich
	Tips to Make Diabetes Easier on Babysitters Preparing for a sitter to care for a child with diabetes can be scary. Here's a list of tips from Sittercity.com. No comments March 13 at 9:43 am by Amy Tenderich
	FDA: Stolen insulin creates public health risk The saga on that Levemir insulin stolen in June continues... 3 comments March 15 at 11:17 am by Amy Tenderich
	Medingo Introduces Solo(TM) MicroPump Tubeless Insulin Delivery System Medingo US, Inc. introduced a brand new miniature, tube-free insulin delivery system, the Solo MicroPump, at the American Association of Diabetes Educators Meeting in Atlanta… No comments March 16 at 2:01 pm by Amy Tenderich
	FDA Warns of Faulty Read Outs on Some Diabetes Test Strips Certain blood-glucose test strips called GDH-PQQ strips, maybe inaccurate when it comes to measuring blood sugar levels, leading to patients receiving inaccurate information that could… 1 comment March 13 at 10:14 pm by Amy Tenderich
	Its inhaled insulin will succeed where Big Pharma failed, MannKind says For more than a decade, MannKind Corp. of Valencia, Calif., has sunk about $1 billion into developing a fast-acting inhaled insulin, touting it as easier… 2 comments March 16 at 4:42 pm by Amy Tenderich