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This booklet, completely reviewed and updated by our team of nutritionists, is intended to help people living with diabetes adopt a healthy and balanced diet. Diet is essential in the treatment of diabetes to achieve and maintain blood sugar targets. It includes information on carbohydrates, the balanced plate, food groups, the Nutrition Facts table, tips…
Diabetes Québec believes that preventive measures must be put in place to reduce the pressure on the health care system and promote the health and well-being of the population in Québec. The collateral effects of the pandemic on lifestyle habits, such as physical activity and diet, suggest worrying consequences on health. In 2020, Diabetes Quebec…
Universi-D, Diabetes Québec’s diabetes school, offers a range of training courses for health professionals and people living with diabetes. No need to travel to continue your learning! You can take online courses at your convenience or participate in a live webcast with a healthcare professional. Visit the Universi-D website for more information and to register:…
Diabetes Québec members, watch your mailbox! The latest edition of the Plein Soleil magazine has been mailed. Enjoy reading it!
The Liberal MNA for Viau, Mr. Frantz Benjamin, delivered an important message to the Quebec National Assembly regarding World Diabetes Day. He also highlighted the work of Diabetes Quebec for people living with diabetes. We invite you to click here to view the video.
Le dimanche 14 novembre était la Journée mondiale du diabète. Pour une deuxième année, 21 édifices et monuments de Montréal, Laval et Québec se sont illuminés en bleu toute la soirée pour démontrer leur soutien à la cause.
November 14 is World Diabetes Day (WDD), the world’s largest diabetes awareness campaign. This year it will be celebrated in a special way, as it marks 100 years since the discovery of insulin by a team of Canadian researchers. WDD was initiated by the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) and the World Health Organization (WHO) in…
In this Diabetes Month, if you could address your Minister of Health, what would you have to say or ask? Diabetes Quebec would like to offer you this opportunity: whether you have training needs on diabetes, are an orphan patient or have any other comment on your situation as a person living with diabetes, we…
Throughout the month, we will be taking various actions to raise awareness among people living with diabetes and their loved ones, as well as the public and healthcare professionals. Why November? In 1991, the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) and the World Health Organization (WHO) created World Diabetes Day (WDD) in response to the steady increase…
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