June is National Indigenous History month.
3 June 2022
Learn or re-learn traditional ways of living and being. Let us return to a healthier, more connected, more balanced way of life.
Message To All men In Our Circle of Life: You are sacred.
2 June 2022
We ask that you give back to yourself by making your health and wellness a priority. For too long, society has molded the “masculine.” Throughout this time, you have been conditioned to tough it out, ignore signs and symptoms of …
Indigenous research with our partners.
1 June 2022
IDHC is pleased to make this announcement about upcoming Indigenous research with our partners. We know the research tapping into the unique perspectives of Indigenous people can shed light on Indigenous diabetes wellness and more. For more information contact IDHC …
May 31 World. No-Tobacco Day
30 May 2022
Choose to use tobacco for its intended purpose: As a sacred medicine. People with diabetes who smoke need larger doses of insulin to control their blood sugar. Studies show after just two months of not smoking insulin may more effectively …
Key Self-Care for those living with diabetes.
30 May 2022
Eye: Care. Foot Care. Blood Pressure Management.
Save the Dates: Celebrating 25 Years of IDHC
27 May 2022
Honouring Traditional Knowledge and Research The Journey to Diabetes Wellness in Indigenous Communities Event Takeaways will include: Celebrating 25 Years Developing Collaborations, Partnerships and Community Highlighting Diabetes and Wellness Research in Communities Making Research Accessible to Community Equating Indigenous Knowledge …
May is Foot Health Month
27 May 2022
Healthy feet are important to the overall health of people with diabetes. Foot problems remain a major health concern
Honouring Traditional Knowledge and Research. Save the Dates: Celebrating 25 Years of IDHC
27 May 2022
Honouring Traditional Knowledge and Research The Journey to Diabetes Wellness in Indigenous Communities Event Takeaways will include: Celebrating 25 Years Developing Collaborations, Partnerships and Community Highlighting Diabetes and Wellness Research in Communities Making Research Accessible to Community Equating Indigenous Knowledge …
It’s Foot Care Month!
26 May 2022
Happy feet are healthy feet. Keep your blood flowing well. Keep blood glucose levels in a healthy range Keep your blood flowing well. Do not wear tight or constrictive socks, unless recommended by your doctor Be active every day (build …
May is Foot Health Month
24 May 2022
Healthy feet are important to the overall health of people with diabetes, but foot problems remain a maior health concern.
Lower BP or Prevent high BP.
23 May 2022
Reduce your stress. Eat well balanced meals Reduce your sodium intake. High blood pressure (8P) can lead to serious complications, such as heart disease and stroke, for those living with diabetes. To learn more, visit: www.heartandstroke.ca
May is Foot Health Month
20 May 2022
Let’s raise awareness of proper foot care and good foot health.