Review
—Dr. Anne Kenshole
"Drs. Ian Blumer and Alan Rubin cover diabetes care from head to toe – Canadian style. There are scores of diabetes reference books on the market, but none that cater to the unique needs of Canadian patients like Diabetes for Canadians For Dummies. From regional recipes to CDA standards of care, this comprehensive book covers treatment basics plus lifestyle, emotional, and employment issues. This should be required reading for all patients with newly-diagnosed diabetes.
—Paula Ford-Martin, editor of About Diabetes; co-author of The Everything Diabetes Book
Product Description
"This should be required reading for all patients with newly diagnosed diabetes."
—Paul Ford-Martin, editor of About Diabetes; co-author of The Everything Diabetes Book
This Canadian guide to diabetes management provides the information you require to rule your diabetes. From diagnosis, to symptoms, to treatments, this book guides you through the complex world of diabetes.
From the Back Cover
"This should be required reading for all patients with newly diagnosed diabetes."
—Paul Ford-Martin, editor of About Diabetes; co-author of The Everything Diabetes Book
This Canadian guide to diabetes management provides the information you require to rule your diabetes. From diagnosis, to symptoms, to treatments, this book guides you through the complex world of diabetes.
About the Author
Ian is married to a rheumatologist and has three children, the eldest of which, to Ian’s astonishment, is now old enough that she is attending university. In his spare time, Ian can be found skiing down mogul runs and battling wind and waves during a sailing race. One day he hopes to emulate lucky Vancouverites who get to do both on the same day, though not necessarily at the same time.
Alan L. Rubin, M.D., is a professional member of the American Diabetes Association and the Endocrine Society and has been in private practice specializing in diabetes and thyroid disease for more than 28 years. Dr. Rubin was Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine at University of California Medical Center in San Francisco for 20 years. He has spoken about diabetes to professional medical audiences and non-medical audiences around the world. He has been a consultant to many pharmaceutical companies and companies that make diabetes products.