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Halloween treats can be tricky for some children
Halloween does not have to be scary for children with severe food allergies. The Teal Pumpkin Project aims to increase inclusivity for all children to enjoy trick-or-treating.
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Raising Awareness for Diabetes
Chances are you know someone with Type 1 one or Type 2 Diabetes, but how much do you really know? As a kid, Jaxin Anett loved being outside and spending time with her horses. However, life wasn't exactly a pony ride for the six year old when she was first diagnosed. Some kids had imaginary friends – instead, Jaxin had a Constant Glucose Monitor.
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The dangers of elevated insulin levels
BYU professor of physiology and developmental biology Benjamin Bikman addressed BYU students on the dangers caused by insulin resistance and what measures can be taken to avoid them during the university's forum on Tuesday.
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BYU researchers identify cocoa compound beneficial to diabetics
Thomas Rowley, a recent BYU graduate, analyzes cells for a study on cocoa's benefits in the lab of Jeffery Tessem. The study demonstrates that compounds in cocoa could cause beta cells to produce more insulin in the body. (BYU Photo)
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Provo celebrates Polynesian culture
iPo Kahaialii talks with her daughter E. Ka'ipo Rokobuludrau after a performance at the Utah Pasifika Festival in Provo, May 27, 2017. Rokobuludrau has a Polynesian dance studio and brings her students to perform at the Pasifika festival each year. (Dani Jardine)
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BYU pushes to fight diabetes during awareness month
Diabetics use a wide variety of supplies to manage their diabetes. BYU is working on combating diabetes. (Ari Davis)
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BYU students with diabetes working toward a cure
Students Benjamin Bitner and Chad Tidwell carry out research in Jeffrey Tessem's lab. The students are seeking a cure for diabetes, both for themselves and others. (Mark A. Philbrick/BYU)
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