A "You could live a normal life." Those were the words that 15-year-old Steve Edelman kept hearing from the nurses when he was hospitalized following his type 1 diabetes diagnosis in 1970.

A YOUNG pup is being trained up by its Tuffley owner to spot life-threatening signs in a sick young girl.

Medgadget was profiled in The Arizona Republic , The Los Angeles Times , BMJ , Silicon Valley / San Jose Business Journal , and other publications.

His product is the Nighttime Cold Sweat Alarm. It turns out that one of the symptoms of low blood sugar while sleeping includes perspiration or a drop in skin temp.

Good control of blood sugar levels can reduce complications from type 2 diabetes.

Four women and a child can now move through their days with a little less angst because of the prompts they now get, be they a gentle nudge, or a more boisterous pawing.

Diabetes treatment plans and goals should be tailored to each person, new guidelines for doctors say.