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I love dressing up in costumes, and the whole aura of Halloween festivities.  But I don’t need to remind you fellow PWDs why this holiday is really scary: it’s the #$%@ high-fructose-corn-syrup-laden store-bought candies, that’s what. They’re everywhere at this time of year, just begging to be eaten.

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What’s Really Scary on Halloween

I love dressing up in costumes, and the whole aura of Halloween festivities.  But I don’t need to remind you fellow PWDs why this holiday is really scary: it’s the #$%@ high-fructose-corn-syrup-laden store-bought candies, that’s what. They’re everywhere at this time of year, just begging to be eaten.

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What’s Really Scary on Halloween

In between the D-blogger meetup and all the other great sessions at the Diabetes Research Institute’s annual conference on Saturday, I popped into David Weingard’s session on Diabetes and Exercise. David and his wife run Fit4D, a New-York based “personalized diabetes coaching” service that recently announced a partnership with Bayer

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Fit for It

My mom’s been complaining that my latest posts have been too long.

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Brief Notes, Healthy Skepticism

This just in from Diabetic Investor David Kliff: “Animas®, the insulin pump unit of Johnson and Johnson (NYSE:JNJ), will be recalling the new OneTouch® Ping™ blood glucose monitor that works in conjunction with the Animas 2020 insulin pump. Apparently the problem resides with the Ping and not the insulin pump.

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NewsFlash: OneTouch Ping Meter Product Recall

What is breast cancer? What are the warning signs

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Breast Cancer Awareness Symptoms and Encouragement