Life with diabetes is difficult, but it doesn’t mean you can’t live well. Listen to the stories of two individuals who haven't let diabetes stand in the way of a full, rich life.   Featuring Jalissa Gascho, James Hamstra, Will Hamstra, and Tami Hannon.

Life with diabetes is difficult, but it doesn’t mean you can’t live well. Listen to the stories of two individuals who haven't let diabetes stand in the way of a full, rich life. Featuring Jalissa Gascho, James Hamstra, Will Hamstra, and Tami Hannon.

Life with diabetes is difficult, but it doesn’t mean you can’t live well. Listen to the stories of two individuals who haven't let diabetes stand in the way of a full, rich life. &nbsp; Featuring Jalissa Gascho, James Hamstra, Will Hamstra, and Tami Hannon. &nbsp;

Life with Diabetes

The Problem is a podcast dedicated to fighting the Hydras of Health care – those complicated, big hairy issues that impact health care on the societal level.

Every season, you’ll hear about a different big, massive problem, and each episode within that season will feature a different discipline or industry’s take on that problem – how it's being addressed, how it's being talked about, and the trials and triumphs of those involved -- clinically and personally.

This is a podcast for anyone who might be interested in how these problems have developed and how they’re approached. You don’t need a PhD to be affected by them, so you shouldn’t need a PhD to learn more about them.

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The Problem is a podcast dedicated to fighting the Hydras of Health care – those complicated, big hairy issues that impact health care on the societal level. Every season, you’ll hear about a different big, massive problem, and each episode within that season will feature a different discipline or industry’s take on that problem – how it's being addressed, how it's being talked about, and the trials and triumphs of those involved -- clinically and personally. This is a podcast for anyone who might be interested in how these problems have developed and how they’re approached. You don’t need a PhD to be affected by them, so you shouldn’t need a PhD to learn more about them.

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