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A diabetes nurse educator with a background in hospital education programs, Victoria L. Clark, RN, CDCES, covers diabetes care and management for Biology Insights. In clinical practice, she has taught hundreds of patients how to administer their first insulin injections and use glucose monitors. Clark continues to work per-diem clinic shifts alongside her editorial work.

Should Diabetics Wear Socks to Bed?
What Do Diabetic Farts Smell Like?
Why Can’t Diabetics Use a Heating Pad?
Why Shouldn’t Diabetics Use Epsom Salt?
Can an Insulin Overdose Cause a Heart Attack?
Can Diabetes Go Undetected? The Hidden Signs & Dangers
What Is a Brittle Diabetic? Causes and Treatments
Does Swollen Feet Mean Diabetes?
What Does a Diabetic Seizure Look Like?
Can Constipation Cause Low Blood Sugar?
Why Can’t a Person With Diabetes Use a Heating Pad?
Does High Blood Sugar Make You Sweat?
Why Should Diabetics Wear White Socks?
Just Diagnosed With Diabetes: Now What?
Can Hypoglycemia Cause Insomnia?
Can You Stop Insulin and Go Back to Pills?
What Is a Correction Dose of Insulin?
Can a Diabetic Eat Ice Cream?
What to Do When Blood Sugar Is Too Low to Give Insulin
Why Should Diabetics Avoid Light Therapy?
Can Hypoglycemia Cause Brain Damage?
Can Menopause Trigger Diabetes?
Is Diabetes a Progressive Disease?
What Happens When a Diabetic Gets an Infection?
What Does Diabetic Sweat Smell Like?
Does a Hot Shower Lower Blood Sugar?
Can Diabetes Cause Hair Thinning?
Is Knee Pain a Sign of Diabetes?
Why Are DKA Patients Nothing by Mouth?
What Is Diabetes Distress and How Is It Managed?