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Being overweight affects every system in your body – and not for the better. For people who are at risk for, or who already have type 2 diabetes, being overweight affects the body’s ability to use insulin. But here’s the good news: research has shown that losing even a small amount of weight will help the insulin your body makes be more effective. And for those at risk for developing diabetes, reducing your weight can delay or prevent it!
Weight & Wellness was written to provide information and strategies to help you achieve a healthy weight and maintain it over time. Learn more Staying Healthy with Diabetes – Weight & Wellness
Summer Time Fitness Combo! |
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The Acusplit Pedometer
Staying Healthy with Diabetes – Physical Activity & Fitness and Accusplit Pedometer
Get in Shape for Summer!
It’s Summer; the weather is warm, time to get moving! Physical activity is an important tool for managing diabetes. To help motivate you to talk with your doctor about starting a fitness program and tracking your performance, Joslin Diabetes Center is offering a special price when you buy both Staying Healthy with Diabetes -- Physical Activity & Fitness and an Accusplit Pedometer. To take advantage of the offer and get more information, click on the link above. You will find the combo at the DISCOUNTED price of $23.16!
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New 2008 Edition!
The Calorie KingÒ Calorie, Fat & Carbohydrate Counter -- 2008 Edition
Plus, this year’s edition contains an updated Diabetes Diet Guide written in association with Joslin Diabetes Center.
Staying Healthy with Diabetes – Nutrition & Meal Planning
 Joslin -- the leading diabetes expert for over 100 years -- is always the first source for the most current information regarding diabetes managament. And now from Joslin comes a nutrition and meal planning guide that will allow you to fit the foods you love most into a meal plan that will help you manage your blood glucose, keep your heart healthy and keep you feeling your best. Nutrition & Meal Planning explains carb counting, the glycemic index, vitamins, and much, much more -- and it contains Joslin's Food Lists to help you plan healthy meals and snacks.
The Joslin Guide to Diabetes – Revised Edition  The first edition of the Joslin Guide helped thousands of people understand and manage their diabetes – and now the Guide has been completely revised! Joslin offers a comprehensively updated and uniquely indispensable new edition of its definitive guide to diabetes self-care.
Reflecting the vast range of new research and treatment options that have emerged in the ten years since the bestselling first edition of The Joslin Guide to Diabetes was published, this timely and authoritative second edition is the most complete and up-to-date guide to diabetes self-care available anywhere. Click here for more information and to order.
Publications for Healthcare Professionals
Second Edition!
Every chapter of this popular book for healthcare professionals has been completely revised to reflect changes and advances in clinical practice and  treatment protocols and current medical evidence. Written by Richard S. Beaser, M.D., and the staff of Joslin, the Deskbook is a comprehensive resource that covers all the essential topics in the care and management of diabetes patients. The goal of the Deskbook is to give the primary care provider the necessary background information about the pathogenesis of diabetes mellitus and its complications, as well as the most up to date approaches to the diagnosis, management and treatment of patients with diabetes.
Just Published!
Joslin's Clinical Guidelines for Diabetes -- Pocket Edition
 The just-published Joslin's Clinical Guidelines for Diabetes -- Pocket Edition (Opening the Door to Patient Communication) is designed to provide, in a convenient, accessible format, the essential diabetes treatment protocols from Joslin Diabetes Center. Joslin’s Diabetes Clinical Guidelines are developed for use by healthcare providers at Joslin and in the community, and are established after careful review and analysis of current medical literature and sound clinical practice. They are then reviewed and approved by Joslin’s Clinical Oversight Committee.
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