Quotes & Articles

Warshaw Writes Two Articles in the Spring 2014 Issue of Diabetic Living

The spring 2014 issue of Diabetic Living contained two articles written by Warshaw. The first, Should You Go Vegetarian? , covered the types of vegetarianism and  the latest research on how being vegetarian, whichever form, can reduce the risk of several chronic diseases and promote better health. 

Warshaw’s February Washington Post Nutrition Q&A: Are Meat Nutrition Labels Based on Raw or Cooked Weight?

Warshaw’s February Washington Post Nutrition Q&A clarified confusion on the nutrition facts labels posted on meats in the supermarket and offered advice about how to estimate the cooked weights of meats. 

Warshaw Answers My Glu Questions on Healthy Eating

In January, Warshaw was asked to post a guest blogon My Glu to answer questions about the challenges of balancing healthy eating and the goals of managing diabetes. Warshaw guided readers about how to initiate changes in eating  habits and uncover the truth about fad diets.  

Warshaw’s January Washington Post Nutrition Q&A: How Can I Choose a Healthier Breakfast?

Warshaw’s January Washington Post Nutrition Q&A column responded to a reader's dilemma regarding her New Year's resolution to "lose that "last 20 pounds for good." Her first challenge? Zero in on a lower calorie breakfast without having to succumb to unhealthy conveniently packaged frozen breakfast sandwiches.

Warshaw Discusses the Power of the Diabetes Online Community in Endocrine News

In the December issue of Endocrine News, Hope provides candid observations and insights about  the power of social networking and excitement with the growing Diabetes Online Community.

Warshaw gives her insights about World Diabetes Day to website Insulin Nation

Warshaw was quoted in the article Feeling Blue About World Diabetes Day on the website Insulin Nation. Warshaw discussed the public perception of diabetes as a "ho-hum disease" and the importance of sounding the alarm to act now to reduce the risks and health implications of diabetes.

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