In this issue: bunking diabetes myths, how to help your teen manage their diabetes, and diabetes during the holidays

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November is National Diabetes Month, a time when communities across the country team up to highlight diabetes. To raise awareness, Children’s National diabetes experts Drs. Fran Cogen and Brynn Marks explore diabetes misconceptions and debunk some common myths ([link removed]) .

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** Helping your teen manage their diabetes ([link removed])
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A developmental goal for teenagers is to separate from parents and fit in with peers. During this transition, they will often make risky decisions. Unfortunately, these decisions can create problems managing conditions such as diabetes.

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** Coping with diabetes during the holidays ([link removed])
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While the holidays are a great time for indulging in your favorite sweets and treats, they can be stressful if you have a child with diabetes. But, with careful planning, your child can participate and enjoy the holidays with friends and family.

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