Many of the events in a woman’s life, like pregnancy and menopause, can cause weight gain. Endocrinologist Dr. Fran Kaufman and patient advocate Kelly Close join us to talk about what women should know about managing weight throughout their lives and also how diabetes medications can affect our weight.

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In this episode, dietitian Nicole Patience shares how people with diabetes can enjoy the foods they love, while keeping blood sugar numbers in a safe place, and maintaining a healthy relationship with food.

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Pharmacist and diabetes educator Sarah Kwon shares valuable insights and practical suggestions for effectively managing diabetes on this episode of Diabetes Primetime.

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People with diabetes are at higher risk for developing kidney disease, and prevention is the key. Two diabetes experts join us to talk about what people with diabetes need to know about kidney disease - the numbers to watch, early signs and symptoms, what to know about food, and more. Knowledge is power. This episode of Diabetes Primetime is created in partnership with Diabetes Sisters. #diabetes

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Life can be hectic and finding time for healthy eating and exercise is often challenging. Dr. Kim Colangelo joins us to share her practical suggestions for meal planning, getting active, cooking for a family, and what actually works for reaching a healthier weight.

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Figuring out what foods are part of a healthy diabetes diet is a challenge for many people with type 2. Dietitian Melinda Maryniuk joined us to give advice on blood sugar spikes, how to eat fewer carbs (and the types of carbs that are the least nutritious), dealing with high numbers in the morning, and more.

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Endocrinologist Dr. Jill Trinacty shares what every person with type 2 diabetes should know about living a long, healthy life with diabetes: when and why to check blood sugar, the best way to lose weight and keep it off, and more.

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Our diabetes dietitian answers questions from people in our texting program about food, including how many carbs to eat per meal, whether fruit is bad for people with diabetes, whether it’s OK to skip meals, and MORE!

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Heart disease is the most common complication of diabetes. In this podcast, learn how to prevent it AND what to do after a diagnosis of high blood pressure or high cholesterol. Endocrinologist Dr. Enrique Caballero joins Ansley to answer all of your questions!

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On this episode, we talk about the key components of a healthy diabetes diet, how to enjoy our favorite foods without causing high blood sugar and more with registered dietitian & Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist Cara Schrager. She's sharing helpful tips and answering common questions from our Facebook group about diabetes and food.

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