Mississippi Pediatric Endocrine Care

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09/11/2025

Data from the Barbara Davis Center for Diabetes at University of Colorado show pilots with type 1 diabetes are not just thriving in the air, but also with their diabetes management. In November 2019, a change to Federal Aviation Administration regulations permitted people with insulin-treated type 1...

09/11/2025

HISTORY

James D. Havens (1900-1960). James was a patient of Dr. John R. Williams of Rochester, N.Y. Havens was diagnosed at the age of 14. Though ill, he managed to to complete high school and 3 years at the University of Rochester. On the verge of death, Insulin was sent to Dr. Williams from Toronto by Dr. Frederick Banting and was first administered to Havens on May 17, 1922 when he was 22 years of age. He was the first diabetic patient to receive Insulin in the U.S.A. He became a celebrated artist, was happily married and had two children.

09/01/2025

The office will be closed on Monday September 1st, 2025 in observance of Labor Day

08/28/2025

No way!! 🤯

Today's video gets into everything we know so far about the upcoming Tubeless Mobi form factor: https://www.diabetech.info/p/everything-we-know-about-the-tubeless-tandem-mobi

08/26/2025

08/17/2025

Great article from a great Pediatric Specialist in North MS. One thing I’d add to being a good role model of healthy habits for your family is the importance of parents and guardians seeing their own primary care provider at least annually. Often I hear parents expressing concern/worry for their child’s health while neglecting their own health!

Build a foundation for a lifetime of a healthy heart for your children by following these tips from pediatric cardiologist Dr. Frank Osei.

https://bit.ly/45mcjxn

08/04/2025

Type 1 Diabetes memes

08/01/2025

📣 Join Sansum Diabetes Research Institute, Breakthrough T1D, and us on August 6 at 6:00 p.m. ET for a free virtual town hall event packed with tips for a smooth school year. 📚 🍎

From navigating 504 plans to managing diabetes during the school day, we’ll share the support, resources, and answers you need to start the year with confidence.

👉 Save your spot now at bit.ly/3U3wVFa.

07/31/2025

What’s it like to manage type 1 diabetes while racing an IndyCar at over 200 mph?

This week, pro driver Conor Daly shares how he manages T1D at 200+ mph. From using inhalable insulin (Afrezza) to burning 5,500 calories on race day, Conor breaks down the physical and mental demands of racing—and how he keeps his blood sugar steady through it all.

🎧 Listen to hear about his routine, tech, nutrition, The Amazing Race experience, and why his message is all about feeling good so you can do what you love.

🎙️ Tune in now: diabetes-connections.com or wherever you get podcasts!