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    • February 22, 2009    Dallas Stars hockey forward Toby Petersen is a 30-year-old journeyman, and one of only a handful who have combated diabetes while playing the punishing sport of professional hockey. Petersen wears an insulin pump everywhere, even during games. [Story at the Dallas News: Diabetes doesn't slow Dallas Stars' Toby Petersen.]

    • February 14, 2009    Researchers are trying to develop a special tattoo ink that changes colour based on glucose levels inside the skin. [Story at Times of India: Coming soon, tattoos to control diabetes. More information at The Glucose-Monitoring Tattoo: A novel nanosensor could be used for skin-based glucose sensing.]

    • February 8, 2009    Chinese police seized a suspected distributor of a deadly fake diabetes drug, which killed two patients last month... The drug... was found to contain six times the normal dose of glibenclamide [also known as glyburide, a sulfonylurea medication]. [Story at China View: Police catch suspected distributor of deadly fake diabetes drug .]

    • February 1, 2009    Treating mild gestational diabetes cuts in half the risk of delivering an excessively large baby and developing pre-eclampsia, a leading cause of illness and death in mothers and infants. [Story at USA Today: Study: Treat gestational diabetes.]
    
    
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