“Trackers: How Technology is Helping Us Monitor & Improve Our Health” (Book Review with Giveaway)

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When it comes to all the craze about self-tracking apps and gadgets, I like to say: it’s all fun and games until your life depends on it. Meaning: those of us with diabetes who are forced to continuously monitor our bodily functions are probably t…

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