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Scripps in the News | June 11, 2025
Scripps Diabetes Care Among Best in the US
Becker’s Hospital Review recently recognized Scripps Health as having one of the best diabetes and endocrinology programs in the country.
Health and Wellness | April 29, 2025
Can Insulin Resistance Cause Weight Gain?
Insulin resistance can lead to weight gain and increase the risk for type 2 diabetes. Learn how to overcome or prevent this condition.
Health and Wellness | April 4, 2025
What Are Recommended Servings of Fruits and Vegetables?
Learn the recommended amounts and health benefits of fruits and vegetables, crucial yet often missing from our diets.
Health and Wellness | February 28, 2025
Can You Reverse Type 2 Diabetes? (video/podcast)
Healthy eating, regular exercise can help delay, prevent and even reverse type 2 diabetes. Monitoring blood sugar levels is crucial.
Health and Wellness | December 10, 2024
What Is Gastric Sleeve Surgery?
Gastric sleeve, the most common weight-loss procedure, helps with severe obesity by reducing stomach size to promote weight loss.
Health and Wellness | December 2, 2024
5 Diabetes-Friendly Comfort Foods for the Winter Season
During the cold winter months, making simple swaps in comfort foods can enhance their health benefits. Follow our tips.
Health and Wellness | December 2, 2024
9 Ways to Enjoy the Holidays and Manage Your Diabetes
Follow our tips for enjoying the holidays while staying mindful of your diet, weight and diabetes management.
Health and Wellness | November 21, 2024
5 Healthy Holiday Food Swaps
During the holidays, it’s easy to overeat. Try swapping ingredients in some of your favorite dishes for healthier choices.
Scripps in the News | November 15, 2024
World Diabetes Day Marked With Scripps Expert Interview
Recently Laura Talavera, RN, Clinical Programs Director at Scripps Whittier Diabetes Institute discussed ways to prevent diabetes.
Health and Wellness | November 5, 2024
What Are Preventive Health Screenings Men Should Not Ignore ?
As men get older they should prioritize health screenings for heart disease, certain cancers, diabetes, depression and other conditions.