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Today is National School Nurse Day and a time when many are recognizing the 74,000 school nurses in the U.S. So, it’s a perfect time to take a look at the current landscape of school nurses.Of course, we thank those make it their professional resp…
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It’s not often you get to meet someone who actually worked directly with Dr. Elliott Joslin, “the father of diabetes care,” back in the day. But lucky for us, fellow D-blogger and journalist Mike Hoskins lives in Indiana, very near the Eli Lilly H…
The annual MedX conference at Stanford University is unlike any other healthcare conference. Firstly, because it is simply fabulous — organizer Larry Chu pulls out all the stops on creating a nightclub-like atmosphere complete with stage and ligh…
I missed the end of Diabetes Blog Week, but I loved the prompts and still have ideas trickling in here and there. So better late than never! I don’t like catch phrases. (Forgiiiiiiiive me, especially since I just used a trite turn of phrase up there with the whole “better late than never” thing. Turn the other cheek, please.) I especially don’t like catch phrases that rhyme because I immediately lose focus on the meaning of the words and instead say “Rhyme time, rhyme time” over and over in my head, which is distracting. (However, I do have a soft spot for “Test, don’t Guess” because it’s both good advice and fun to yell.) But this still works