Will Bolus for Beignets - Part 1: Candid Conversations from ADA
Hosted by Nancy Hanna and Dena Gottesman
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In this episode, Nancy and Dena commence the first part of a compilation of interviews conducted at the 82nd ADA conference. These talks include topics such as exercise with closed-loop therapy with Dr. Laurel Messer, reducing stigma surrounding diabetes with Nicole Patience, and a conversation with this year’s Outstanding Educator in Diabetes Award winner, Dr. Amy-Hess Fischl
Time stamps
1:33 – Using hybrid closed-loop AID systems for exercise management and the importance of customizable and individualized strategies
6:20 – The need for diabetes stigma education on every level from patient to practitioner
9:03 – Why no one wants to see the dietician
15:32 – Transitioning adolescence with diabetes into adulthood
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