The Basics of Healthy Eating & Diabetes
Registered Dietitian and Certified Diabetes Educator Pamela Piotrowski will provide nutrition information and tips to maximize your energy and to meet your nutrition goals.
Registered Dietitian and Certified Diabetes Educator Pamela Piotrowski will provide nutrition information and tips to maximize your energy and to meet your nutrition goals.
An esteemed panel of experts discuss the four important screening tests – heart, eyes, feet, kidneys – to have done, the frequency with which they should happen, who should perform them and why these tests are so important to help prevent or delay diabetes complication.
Living day to day with the responsibility of diabetes is stressful and this is often on top of other stressors in our lives.
In this episode we introduce how to stay in the range. Our guest expert answers all your questions on sugar ups and downs, hemoglobin A1C, blood pressure and cholesterol…otherwise known as your ABCs!
In this special webinar presentation, Drs. Alice Cheng and Celine Huot discuss sexual health, tips, and considerations for people living with diabetes, along with the risks and realities of using drugs like alcohol and cannabis.
Diabetes Canada and the Canadian Celiac Association are pleased to present this special collaborative webinar for individuals living with and impacted by type 1 diabetes and celiac disease, featuring Nicole Byrom, Brooks Roche, and Emily Kewell. We will be discussing the connections between celiac disease & type 1 diabetes, and key steps you can take for screening & management. Diabetes Canada and the Canadian Liver Foundation are delighted to present a special webinar for individuals living with and impacted by diabetes and liver disease, featuring Dr. Mary Anne Doyle and Dr. Mark Swain. We will define and explore liver disease, its relationship with diabetes, and steps you can personally take to identify and mitigate risk.
Diabetes Canada is proud to present this webinar about diabetes distress, the mental impact of diabetes, knowing when to get help, and coping strategies, featuring two experts living with T1D: Michelle Sorensen, registered psychologist, and Ashley Lawrence, registered psychotherapist.