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Sue-Ellen Anderson-Haynes

5 Minutes With Dietitian Sue-Ellen Anderson-Haynes

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Diabetes and Pregnancy Experts Highlight Need for Tailored Tech and Care

The use of automated insulin delivery systems has been frustratingly out of reach in type 1 pregnancies, but new research suggests that these systems can be both safe and effective.

Diabetes Tech Has Been Notably Absent From Type 1 Pregnancies. Could a New Study Change That?

The Role of Exercise in Improving Gestational Diabetes Outcomes

Gestational diabetes affects as many as 1 in 10 pregnancies in the US and can have negative consequences for both the parent and the baby. Proper exercise may help you prevent or manage your gestational diabetes.

Diabetes and Birth Control

For people with diabetes, using a reliable and safe method of birth control is essential in avoiding an unplanned, and potentially dangerous, pregnancy. By understanding the different forms of contraceptives and working with a healthcare team, you can find the right birth control for you.

Managing Diabetes After a Pregnancy

Managing your diabetes after a pregnancy, while caring for a newborn, comes with unique challenges. However, planning ahead with a care team and relying on your support system can help you have a healthy, happy postpartum experience.