Healthy Eating
![By Dr. Padmaja Patel is medical director of the Lifestyle Medicine Center.]()
Type 2 diabetes can be reversed with plant-based dietNovember is National Diabetes Month, a time when communities across the country come together to raise awareness about diabetes.By Dr. Padmaja Patel Midland Health
New in Diabetes
Research and Education
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![Through complete patient education, Mirella Valenzuela's goal is to help patients stay out of nursing homes as long as possible.]()
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![Courtesy of CHH Charlotte Hungerford Hospital's Diabetes Education Fund recently received a $750 donation from The Harwinton Lions Club to help fund programs and the newest continuous glucose monitoring technology for its Diabetes patients. From left, Harwinton Lions President Bruce Richard and Past President David Neri present the donation to Lois Pelletier, RN, CDE, and Dr. Egils Bogdanovics of the CHH Diabetes Center.]()
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![There's a tie between gestational diabetes and depression during and after pregnancy, according to new research from the National Institutes of Health.]()
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Type 2
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![By Dr. Padmaja Patel is medical director of the Lifestyle Medicine Center.]()
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![Infuse your water with sliced lemons, cucumbers and other vegetables to add flavor to plain water without adding sugar.]()
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![New research from the National Institutes of Health indicates that women with elevated blood glucose levels were more likely to develop type 2 diabetes a decade after pregnancy and that their children were significantly more likely to be obese.]()
Type 1
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![Mary Beth Albright, host and editor of food videos at The Washington Post, was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes early in the pandemic.]()
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![Infuse your water with sliced lemons, cucumbers and other vegetables to add flavor to plain water without adding sugar.]()
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![12-year-old Logan Merwin of Haddam, a sixth-grader at Haddam-Killingworth Middle School, lives with Type 1 Diabetes. He was selected to be a delegate from Connecticut at the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation's Children's Congress in Washington, D.C., this summer.]()
