You don’t have to join a gym, or go to a swimming pool or recreation centre to work out.
Understanding V02 max and METs
This blog entry is written in response to the questions raised in the Connect section of Diabetes Care Community. (Thanks to Curious Joe and Bunny2 for your questions).
Canadian charity provides airfare to people with diabetes in need of financial assistance
Nobody could have blamed Penny Bodle for losing her sense of humour during her 55-year journey managing type 1 diabetes.
Sharing your diabetes information with roommates
As September approaches, moving away from home whether youre off to college or university, or to a new job can be both exciting and scary.
The Diabetes Charter for Canada: What does it mean for you?
Earlier this year, the Canadian Diabetes Association announced a Diabetes Charter for Canada, which laid out the rights and and responsibilities of people with diabetes, governments, healthcare providers and schools.
Drink up but watch the calories!
It’s important to stay hydrated, especially during the summer, when the heat and humidity can lead you to perspire more.
