The Buzz about New A1c Targets
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ISPAD has recommended that children with diabetes aim for a target A1C of less than 7%, instead of the higher target of 7.5%.
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ISPAD has recommended that children with diabetes aim for a target A1C of less than 7%, instead of the higher target of 7.5%.
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CHOP gives advice for maintaining a healthy lifestyle for young adults with Type 1 Diabetes living away from home in this Philadelphia Inquirer story.
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Melissa Rearson, pediatric nurse practitioner, shares tips for managing diabetes.
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Melissa Rearson, pediatric nurse practitioner, shares one patient’s story with staying on track during holiday festivities.
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Share these 8 tips with your teen to help them manage chronic conditions in college.
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Read advice for working with schools to keep your child with chronic disease healthy and safe.
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A new Pennsylvania state law allows students with diabetes to participate in their diabetes care and attend school-sponsored activities without requiring a school nurse to be present.
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Diabetes camp is a great opportunity for kids with diabetes to make life-long friends, enjoy a week of adventurous fun, and learn life skills in diabetes care.
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In addition to the excellent clinical care, the Diabetes Center for Children helps families, schools, and other caregivers in the community be prepared to assist with a child’s treatment.
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For a child with diabetes, social workers and psychologists can offer important services that will make diabetes easier to manage and minimize the potential for negative impact on day-to-day life.