As you all know, President Obama lifted Bush’s longstanding restrictions on federal funding of human embryonic stem cell research yesterday — a huge breakthrough for all those who believe this avenue could produce unprecedented treatments for many incurable diseases. Like diabetes. Among others,...

As a person with Type 1 diabetes, whose life is all wrapped up in helping others with this incurable illness, it’s hard to express the relief and yes — joy — that I feel knowing that researchers hands will finally be untied by Obama today to freely explore the enormous possibilities of stem ce...

Wow, and I thought picking winners for our Holiday Sweepstakes diabetes wisdom contest was difficult!  But for the NEW YEAR, NEW YOU Diabetes Makeover competition, what we ended up judging were people’s life stories — their hard luck and their struggles with diabetes and related health conditio...

DIABETES - Annies BACK! with Minister Richard & CEO Keith Harding Annie Rose Bio-Med UPCOMING SHOW: 1/16/2009 6:00 PM eastern Diabetes | Blood sugar | Annie Rose | neuropathy | Keith Harding | child Type 1 diabetes | prediabetes | lower blood pressure | kidneys...

Whew. It’s been a whirlwind couple of months--but here's the latest update. Earlier this year, I started offering Web based educational seminars. These are great fun for me because the groups are purposely kept small so that I can answer questions. I don't provide individual patient advice in thes...

Filed under: Type 1, Type 2, Childhood, Adult Onset, Opinion, Services, Allie Beatty, Support, Personalities Ok, sounds like a joke - but seriously, TuDiabetes is growing like gangbusters! Meredith Cummings wrote a great article on TuDiabetes and its explosive growth! The online community for people...

As always, Dean Ornish and the media put aside science in favor of headlines and self-interest.  The following editorial was rejected by NEWSWEEK, TIME, the Journal of the American Medical Association and others.  However, Ornish was allowed exclusivity on the playing field.  And who ...