All Videos
- Diabetes: Introduction
- What is Type 1 Diabetes?
- What is Type 2 Diabetes?
- Complications from Diabetes
- Blindness and blurry vision (Retinopathy)
- Nerve damage (Neuropathy)
- Kidney Disease
- Heart Disease and Stroke
- Your blood glucose target range
- Testing your blood glucose level
- What is the difference between Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes?
- I'm nervous about injecting myself
- What are the different types of insulin?
- What is pre-diabetes?
- Diabetes: Complications
- Complications from Diabetes
- Blindness and blurry vision (Retinopathy)
- Nerve damage (Neuropathy)
- Kidney Disease
- Heart Disease and Stroke
- Foot care
- Side effects
- How do I know if I have nerve damage?
- How does diabetes affect my oral hygiene?
- What do I do during a heart attack?
- What do I do during a stroke?
- Diabetes: Diet and exercise
- Diabetes: Medication
- Diabetes: F.A.Q.
- Why insulin doesn't come in a pill
- Can I skip meals?
- What is cloudy insulin?
- Do I have to disclose my diabetes to my employer?
- How do I stay on a schedule?
- How do I travel safely in a car?
- How will my exercise regime change?
- What happens when I change timezones?
- What happens when I get a cold or flu?
- What is the difference between Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes?
- What should I know before getting on an airplane?
- Will I be addicted to insulin forever?
- I'm nervous about injecting myself
- Is it safe to take insulin that has frozen?
- How do I dispose of my needles?
- Where do I inject my insulin?
- How do I make my cooking heart-healthy?
- How does diabetes affect my oral hygiene?
- Is there a healthy way to snack?
- What is pre-diabetes?
- What is the Glycemic Index?
- Why is oatmeal heart-healthy?
- Diabetes: Insulin
- Benefits of insulin
- How insulin works
- How to store insulin
- Types of Insulin
- Side effects
- Why insulin doesn't come in a pill
- I feel like a failure
- I'm afraid my life is changing forever
- I'm worried about having a hypoglycemic reaction
- I'm afraid of needles
- Do I really need to be on insulin?
- Why do I suddenly need to be on insulin?
- Can I skip meals?
- What is cloudy insulin?
- Do I have to disclose my diabetes to my employer?
- How do I stay on a schedule?
- How do I travel safely in a car?
- How will my exercise regime change?
- What happens when I change timezones?
- What happens when I get a cold or flu?
- What should I know before getting on an airplane?
- Will I be addicted to insulin forever?
- I'm nervous about injecting myself
- Is it safe to take insulin that has frozen?
- How do I dispose of my needles?
- Where do I inject my insulin?
- What are the different types of insulin?
- Diabetes: Common concerns
- Side effects
- I feel like a failure
- I'm afraid my life is changing forever
- I'm worried about having a hypoglycemic reaction
- I'm afraid of needles
- Do I really need to be on insulin?
- Why do I suddenly need to be on insulin?
- How do I travel safely in a car?
- What happens when I get a cold or flu?
- What should I know before getting on an airplane?
- Will I be addicted to insulin forever?
- I'm nervous about injecting myself
- Is it safe to take insulin that has frozen?
- Am I at risk for heart disease?
- How do I know if I have nerve damage?
- What do I do during a heart attack?
- What do I do during a stroke?
- Heart and Stroke: Introduction
- Heart and Stroke: Emergencies
- Heart and Stroke: Diet and exercise
- Fitness & nutrition: Dining out
- Fitness & nutrition: Heart-smart foods
- Fitness & nutrition: Healthy eating
- Fitness & nutrition: Lowering your cholesterol
- Getting physical activity
- Lowering alcohol consumption
- Maintaining a healthy weight
- How do I make my cooking heart-healthy?
- Why is oatmeal heart-healthy?
- Heart and Stroke: Prevention
- Heart and Stroke: Treatment
- Heart and Stroke: F.A.Q.
- Osteoporosis: Introduction
- Osteoporosis: Diet and exercise
- Osteoporosis: F.A.Q.
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