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WHAT WE DO
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strategic advice and comprehensive information for those interested in the diabetes industry
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our monthly newsletter
industry reports
periodically we take the long view on trends or on specific breakthroughs.
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For Patients
We publish a free patient newsletter diaTribe that focuses on new products and research - see www.diaTribe.us to subscribe or send your name to kelly(at)diatribe.us if you'd like to be added to the list or if you have any comments about diabetes in general for the diaTribe team. The current issue, diaTribe #6, has updates on the recent Diabetes Technology meeting, EASD, the annual European diabetes meeting, AADE, the meeting where all your smart diabetes educators go to brainstorm and to come up with new solutions for you, and alli, the new weight loss over the counter drug. Come to www.diaTribe.us to learn more!
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If you consider yourself an intensively managed patient with diabetes, or are a caregiver for one, we would like to help you by providing the latest information about products and therapies. Please take our survey to tell us about what you most want to know and how you like to receive information. Please click here to participate in the survey, and please tell your friends with diabetes about this opportunity to be heard. We are donating $1 for every response to the JDRF, Children With Diabetes or Insulin-Pumpers.org. Thank you so much in advance!
If you choose not to participate in our survey but are interested in future reports or other information we will be sending out to patients and families and friends of patients, please email patients@closeconcerns.com.
Patient Resources
The staff of Close Concerns cares deeply about the quality of life of patients with diabetes. (Most of us either have diabetes or are related to someone who does.) Although we closely follow new products and the latest research, we are not physicians or certified diabetes educators, and you should, of course, discuss your health with qualified health care professionals.
Here are some of the resources our staff with diabetes have found helpful: