Have you heard? Hearing loss is a #diabetes complication. HCPs should regularly assess. Read @ADCESdiabetes blog on topic w/ background and resources https://t.co/Vpdpp51TaK. Plus @CDCDiabetes how HCPs can promote hearing health https://t.co/KsCEhAUZZB @AcadDocAud #audiology pic.twitter.com/cCvJGgdn73

— LifeScan Diabetes Institute (@LifeScanDiabInt) September 30, 2022

check it out! #Diabetes @TheAACE https://t.co/OXH88PQURb

— Diana Isaacs, PharmD, BC-ADM, CDCES (@DianaMIsaacs) September 29, 2022

Great presentation by Chris Mohr on pulses, sorghum and grain foods. 🌾 So many nutritional benefits from consuming these foods. Thanks Powerful Pairings for sponsoring! pic.twitter.com/uPyaj9rq7O

— Cardiovascular Health and Wellbeing DPG (@CVWelldpg) September 28, 2022

You’re Invited! DDPG is hosting an Awards and Membership Reception for members attending FNCE. This reception is sponsored by Abbott & https://t.co/P8RusxHvfg. We hope you’ll join us for honoring our 2022-23 DDPG Award Recipients. To RSVP go here: https://t.co/LCyg6POA9j

— Diabetes Dietetic Practice Group (@DiabetesDPG) September 28, 2022

Laffel from @JoslinDiabetes concludes webinar on exercise...monitor glucose often. Before, during and after exercise whether blood glucose monitoring or #CGM pic.twitter.com/o6OYieBUYo

— LifeScan Diabetes Institute (@LifeScanDiabInt) September 28, 2022

Laffel from @JoslinDiabetes conclude webinar with rule of thumb for #insulin pump users...start lower basal rate with pump 1 hr before exercise, during the 1 hrs post exericse...reduce 50% as starting point. pic.twitter.com/MBGhAuw6dv

— LifeScan Diabetes Institute (@LifeScanDiabInt) September 28, 2022

Published in the October issue of the Academy Journal, "The Revised 2022 Standards of Practice and Standards of Professional Performance for RDNs (Competent, Proficient and Expert) in Adult Weight Management" are now available: https://t.co/t9AZRgjjOg#eatrightPRO pic.twitter.com/VRlY2fH8hz

— eatrightPRO (@eatrightPRO) September 28, 2022

Laffel from @JoslinDiabetes, says she's cautious, but respectiveful, when working with parents of young children with #T1D who restrict sources of carbohydrate. She's not supportive of low carb eating for growing children. Not healthy for grow and mental well-being pic.twitter.com/wFPxKBzrLK

— LifeScan Diabetes Institute (@LifeScanDiabInt) September 28, 2022

Laffel from @JoslinDiabetes says, after exercise in people who take insulin need carbohydrate (20 g), not much protein (10 g) and no protein shakes, powders, and the like pic.twitter.com/0WtQoNlJ93

— LifeScan Diabetes Institute (@LifeScanDiabInt) September 28, 2022

Laffel @JoslinDiabetes encourages people to get out for a walk after dinner. Everyone, #diabetes or not, will generally lower glucose and, overtime, improve health pic.twitter.com/W7wyvBE8Id

— LifeScan Diabetes Institute (@LifeScanDiabInt) September 28, 2022