Baby Ingrid isn’t slowed down after rare genetic diabetes diagnosis
Identical twins, Ingrid and Amelia, couldn't be more different. But 13-month-old Ingrid won't let won't let a rare, genetic form of diabetes slow down her amazing progress.
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Diabetes and Puberty
Puberty brings about a lot of changes in an adolescent’s body. One of these changes is how the body handles insulin. Go into further detail with Dr. Laura Gandrud by reading here and watching her VidScrips!
Growing into Healthy Habits This Spring
Do you ever wonder how you can add more vegetables to your day? Fresh, frozen, canned, steamed, sautéed, baked, grilled, and seasoned, vegetables do a body good, but you need flavor, too! Learn some fresh approaches from Lauren, one of our clinic’s dietitians. Read more here!
Supporting Children with Diabetes as They Grow
From young sprouts to adolescents, children may need different types of support to cope with diabetes. Read Child Life Specialists, Dagney and Schoni, guide to supporting your growing child by clicking here!
A family affected by type 1 diabetes doesn’t let the disease stand in their way
Four-year-old twins Lincoln and Leland were diagnosed with type 1 diabetes just after their first birthdays. Parents Megan and Jon help them manage the disease all day, every day.
Children’s Minnesota clinical trial for diabetes monitoring featured in the Star Tribune
A Children's Minnesota clinical trial is using technology to evaluate diabetes patients’ glucose trends each week instead of each quarter.
Type 1 diabetes shock to parents’ system
Rebecca Spehar writes about her and husband Dave's experience after their son, Finn, was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes as a 4-year-old.
Dr. Laura Gandrud receives award for pediatric diabetes work
Dr. Gandrud is the recipient of the 2016 “Consumer/Patient Experience Award” from Women’s Health Leadership TRUST.
25th annual Children’s Minnesota Star Gala raises $2 million to support cutting-edge pediatric diabetes care
The 25th annual Children's Minnesota Star Gala raised $2 million to support cutting-edge pediatric diabetes care.