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Just in Time for Picnic Season!
The June issue of Diabetes Forecast is like a picnic basket, filled to the brim with delicious summertime recipes that focus on a balanced diet. But the magazine isn’t using the term “balanced diet”...
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Inspiration from “The Biggest Loser” Contestant Aaron Thompkins
Supersized fries, two Big Macs, entire pizzas – a few years ago, these were just some of the foods Aaron Thompkins was eating all too regularly. And, after reaching a dangerous 477 pounds, the young...
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What’s a girl to do? Looking at diabetes’ gender differences
It goes without saying there are countless differences between men and women. And, while some of these are downright obvious and in many cases, quite humorous (hello, Venus & Mars debate), others...
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No More Fishing for Info: A Short Primer on Seafood
We’ve all heard the advice to eat more fish as part of a healthful diet. After all, it’s a source of lean protein and – in the case of salmon, sardines, anchovies, trout and tuna – heart-healthy fats....
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The Latest Tools for a Healthy Diabetes Lifestyle
The newest issue of Diabetes Forecast, American Diabetes Association’s consumer magazine, is dedicated to its annual product guide. The editors have combed the market to provide the reliable...
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A New Face for Forecast
Hot off the press! As summer approaches, Diabetes Forecast, the monthly healthy living magazine from the American Diabetes Association, is getting a refreshing redesign. The June issue is all new, with...
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Scientific Sessions Update: Behind the Scenes in the Association’s Booth
An interview with Paayal Malhotra inside the Association’s booth within the exhibit hall. Anna Baker reports from the 72nd Scientific Sessions in Philadelphia.
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Scientific Sessions Update: What Can Readers Look Forward to in the New...
Anna Baker interviews Editorial Director Kelly Rawlings about the redesigned Diabetes Forecast magazine at the 72nd Scientific Sessions in Philadelphia. What new features can readers look forward to?
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American Diabetes Month, the Holidays and the Importance of a Good Cookbook
November is American Diabetes Month®and many of us here at the American Diabetes Association work particularly hard during this time to raise awareness about diabetes and the challenges faced by the...
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Diabetes Forecast Guides You on the Latest Diabetes Tools
From blood glucose meters to insulin pumps to continuous glucose monitors, the number of diabetes products on the market can be overwhelming. Every January, Diabetes Forecast magazine tries to solve...
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Your Favorite Recipes Get a Makeover!
Lasagna. French toast. Cheesy spinach and artichoke dip. (Mmm!) We all have our go-to recipes for entertaining or just plain indulging. Many have been handed down from family and friends, or bookmarked...
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The Latest Tools for Living Well with Diabetes
Whether you’re satisfied with your diabetes regimen or feel stuck in a rut, learning about new tools and how they can fit into your treatment plan can put you in control of your health. Every January,...
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Diabetes In the News
The New York Times recently ran an article regarding the cost of diabetes, causing an outbreak of conversation in the diabetes community. Diabetes Forecast magazine editorial director, Kelly Rawlings,...
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Holiday Meal Reveal!
You voted, then we got cooking! All month long, we have asked for the country’s help building the perfect holiday meal as part of our America Gets CookingSM to Stop Diabetes® campaign for American...
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Let’s Hear It for the Crew
(Diabetes Forecast editor Kelly Rawlings recounts her pre-race prep experience from Ryan Reed’s race at Iowa Motor Speedway on Saturday, Aug. 1) I drove past lush cornfields for miles and then, there...
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