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Autumn 2009 • VOLUME 56 • NUMBER 3
The days are getting cooler… message from Editor-in-Chief, Diane Donat MD MSc MEd FRCPC
NEWS OF NOTE
An electronic system that allows patient information sharing may improve diabetes care; people with diabetes today have better control and face fewer serious complications than those in the past; study shows children face weight issues with both type 1 and type 2 diabetes
RESEARCH FRONTIER
Researchers are giving patients a voice by interviewing adolescents and their parents about their experiences with sensor augmented pump therapy
VOLUNTEER CHEER
Lindsay Sawatsky provides inspiration for children with diabetes through her work at Camp Briardale
COVER FEATURE
A1C testing, including the importance of getting to target, and the value of a more sustained picture of blood glucose levels
DIABETES CONGRESS
The diabetes epidemic is worldwide and you are cordially invited to attend a Montréal event that will draw thousands of people from around the globe
TEENS AND DIABETES
Although teens living with diabetes often experience depression and have difficulties managing their disease, there are ways to get help
NEUROPATHIC PAIN
A review of the signs and symptoms of neuropathic pain and how it can be effectively treated and managed
FIT TIP
Helpful tips to preparing for a race or marathon; the trick is to plan an effective training program that manages the balance between insulin, food and exercise
ASSOCIATION NEWS
Chinese delegation participates in knowledge exchange with the Association; notice of the 2009 National Annual General Meeting
NUTRITION MATTERS
Students going away to university for the first time can learn some smart tips about selecting healthy snacks and meals
ON THE MENU
Including pizza in your meal plan can be a healthy choice if you follow some simple rules
ADVOCACY
Rob Beck shares his views on the importance of advocacy in the fight against diabetes