Listen to your body and practice good self-care.
28 August 2025
Listen to your body and practice good self-care. Don’t ignore odd or “out of the ordinary” signs and symptoms. Schedule a check-up with your doctor.
Listen to your body and practice good self-care. Don’t ignore odd or “out of the ordinary” signs and symptoms. Schedule a check-up with your doctor.
Match your footwear to your activity. What activity are you into this summer?
Regular eye check-ups help detect Diabetic Retinopathy (DR) early. Book your appointment with IDHC today.
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Get regular check-ups even when you don’t suspect any health concerns. The signs and symptoms of diabetes are not always seen and felt. Be screened yearly.
Match your footwear to your activity. Stable walking shoes for walks or runs. Waterproof footwear for watery conditions. Dress shoes that offer support, no higher than 1.5″ and comfortable enough to wear all day.
Learn about Diabetic Retinopathy (DR). Book your eye screen today. Early detection saves vision.
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Blood sugar of youth changes quicker so check frequently! Parents—if your child is on a continuous glucose monitor, you can download an app (like Dexcom) to monitor.
Adequate sleep helps the body to regulate its functions and is important for concentration and productivity. Being under-rested makes it difficult to face the day with vigor. Being chronically under-rested can lead to health concerns.
Trim your toenails straight across and file the edges to prevent ingrown toenails, but avoid cutting them too short. Seek the services of a foot care specialist if you are living with diabetes and do not feel comfortable trimming your …