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Important reminders on Diabetes Alert Day

March 25, 2014 clinical trial, Diabetes, Diabetes Alert Day, Dipali Pathak, Dr. Ashok Balasubramanyam, Healthcare, pre-diabetes, Research, type 2 diabetes

Today is Diabetes Alert Day and Dr. Ashok Balasubramanyam, professor of medicine – diabetes, endocrinology and metabolism at Baylor College of Medicine, gives us a

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Coping with diabetes during the holidays

November 18, 2013 Andy Phifer, Diabetes, Dr. Luis Rustveld, Holiday Season, Holidays, Jordan Magaziner, Nutrition

The holiday season means taking quality time to spend with family and friends and taking time to relax from our usually hectic lives. But it

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Recognizing risk factors of type 2 diabetes

November 13, 2013 Clinical research, Diabetes, Dipali Pathak, Holiday Season

The holiday season is quickly approaching, and today we’re honoring American Diabetes Month by reflecting on the risk factors of type 2 diabetes. Those sugary

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Sugar, Heart and Life: A guide to living with diabetes

April 1, 2013 Baylor College of Medicine, BCM, Community, Diabetes, Dr. Luis Rustveld, Dr. Maria Jibaja-Weiss, Heart and Life, Jordan Magaziner, Sugar

Receiving a diabetes diagnosis can be challenging, especially because it requires a lot of self-care and understanding about how to live with the disorder. Dr.

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Researchers make strides toward preventing parenteral nutrition-associated liver disease

December 9, 2025 cholestasis, infant nutrition, lipid emulsion, liver disease, parenteral nutrition-associated liver disease, Research

This research paves the way for new clinical interventions that could dramatically improve outcomes in this vulnerable pediatric population.

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Discussing the risk of premature birth

November 26, 2025 Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, maternal-fetal medicine, premature birth, Prematurity Awareness Month, preterm

Dr. Alexander Saucedo discusses the risks and complications of premature birth for Prematurity Awareness Month.

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Enjoy holiday meals without overeating

November 25, 2025 Department of Family and Community Medicine, feast, holiday food, overeating, Thanksgiving

Dr. Luis Rustveld explains how to savor holiday meals and how to prevent overeating your favorite holiday foods.

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Add pumpkin to savory meals for health and nutritional benefits

October 21, 2025 Department of Family and Community Medicine, fall, Nutrition, pumpkin, pumpkin spice, Savory

Dr. Luis Rustveld explains how to incorporate pumpkin in savory dishes while discussing its health benefits.

An orange plastic bucket labeled 'TRICK OR TREAT' is tipped over, spilling assorted Halloween candies including candy corn, wrapped chocolates, lollipops, and sweets in orange and black wrappers. Small plastic skulls and skeleton hands are mixed in, creating a festive Halloween scene.

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Trick or treat, watch your sweets: The Halloween candy sugar rush

October 16, 2025 candy, Dr. Mike Ren, Family and community medicine, Halloween, sugar rush

Dr. Mike Ren breaks down the sugar rush that can follow Halloween trick-or-treating and what you can do to help prevent it.

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How the pediatric workforce shortage places rural kids at risk in a changing healthcare landscape

October 10, 2025 children’s health in rural areas, healthcare disparities, Pediatric, pediatrician shortage, Rural, Rural pediatric care

My young patient sadly accepted that she couldn’t watch her favorite show because her family had to cancel their streaming subscriptions. Her mother confided that

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