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Managing diabetes requires routine. Both a long flight and jetlag will disrupt your schedule. Here are some tips to minimize the effects of jetlag on Type One Diabetes.

A lack of knowledge, early discharge from hospitals, and poor medical oversight all play a part in medication errors that result in deaths at home.

Studies have shown that even as time passes and medical technology advances, cases of allergies continue to rise. What is the cause of this?

People with diabetes can now use a continuous glucose monitor to show blood sugar trends. A Minimed, Freestyle or Dexcom CGMS complements the diabetes glucometer.

When parents first hear their child has diabetes several questions crowd their minds. Unfortunately misinformation can as well.

Managing diabetes can be a challenge at the best of times. You can eat well and manage your diabetes through the holidays. Here are some tips to help you.

Cases have been reported in several animal species. Transmission from animals to humans is possible, but so far has not been a problem.

A look into the life and personal challenges of the woman behind the Vampire Chronicles.

Evoking images of Cinema Paradiso, from August 13 - 16 the architecturally stunning UNESCO recognised town of Mompox will play host to its second ever film festival.

Panamanian Empanadas are a hearty, spicy, half-moon-shaped food concoction, suited for snacking and as an entre. Those made in other Latin countries may contain fruit.

Achard-Thiers syndrome is an uncommon disorder that happens primarily in postmenopausal females.

An overview of a healthy eating plan that can help control blood sugar levels, decrease risk for complications and allows a person to make indiviualized food choices.

A professional teaching portfolio is a way for prospective teachers to demonstrate their skills during interviews.

Buying a bra can be a frustrating and exhausting experience, all that squeezing and bouncing to get everything in place. Here are some tips to find that perfect fit.

Looking for a source of income after retirement that is not mundane or unrewarding? Here are some unique job opportunities for senior citizens.

New scientific evidence that parasitic worms help protect against disease challenges Western beliefs that parasites are invariably bad for human health.

Easter is the perfect holiday for a charming pastel or floral English afternoon tea party. Here are tips for lovely decorations, delicious recipes and treats, and more.

Butterfly populations appear to be falling so why not give them a helping hand by rearing and releasing native butterfly species.

Twitter has emerged as a driving force in social media, and businesses are leveraging Twitter to increase their customer bases and promote their brands.

Learning to work with editors can be the key to a steady flow of jobs from a newspaper or other publication.

According to industry experts, overcoming communication fears is a critical step for success in nearly every multilevel, network, or relational-type marketing business.

A credit report is one of the most important financial tools someone has in their arsenal. A good score allows them to buy a home, car and other items through financing.

There is a significant difference between a simple headache and a migraine. In fact, there is a difference in each migraine experienced by an individual.

Parents all know the time-management challenges that come with raising children. Here are some ways to save time and be a more organized and efficient parent.

Dietary fats are essential to the human body. However, some types of fat are harmful to the body. Read on to learn which fats should be a part of a healthful diet.

Georgia Tech hasn't lost since Sept. 17, Vanderbilt hasn't won since Sept. 26, and that might still be true after the teams meet on the football field Saturday, Oct. 31.

PowerPoint provides a multitude of bells and whistles (features). Used sparingly these features will enhance any presentation. Used to excess they can ruin one.