The Spring issue of Diabetic Living has an article by Hope that is a basic primer for persons with diabetes on what they should know about medicare in 2016.  Hope covers overall changes, what's new in Parts A & B, Medicare Advantage (Part C) and the Prescription Drug Benefit (Part D).  She also goes over how to make changes to your plan to get the best coverage.

Diabetic Living’s Winter 2015 issue contains an article written by Hope that answers nine questions on how to be active while living with diabetes while making exercise simple and safe.  She answers:

Over half of women diagnosed with gestational diabetes around the world will develop type 2 diabetes within the next decade. In the Fall 2015 issue of Diabetic Living, Hope writes about how the “birth of your baby doesn’t signify the end of diabetes—in fact, it’s just the beginning. But awareness and preventive measures can deliver a healthy future for you and your child.”

Diabetic Living’s summer issue contains an article by Hope that updates readers on the most recently FDA approved blood glucose lowering medications. There’s a growing number of categories of glucose-lowering medications and more medications within each category. A sidebar lists the factors people should consider as they wonder whether they should stay on their current medications or switch to newer ones.

Diabetic Living’s summer issue contains an important article authored by Hope on diabetes distress. With quotes and insights from national experts on diabetes and distress and people with diabetes Warshaw differentiates between depression and distress. She details the steps people with diabetes and their caregivers can implement to prevent and/or deal with diabetes distress. 

Diabetic Living’s winter issue contains an article authored by Warshaw focused on prediabetes, which today is estimated to affect 86 million Americans. Readers learn what prediabetes is and the research which supports taking action to reverse or slow its progression. Warshaw offers five ways to put prediabetes on the ropes along with a success story portraying how one woman effectively reversed her prediabetes