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02/27/2026

Black History Month Spotlight: Dr. Joycelyn Elders MD ❤️💛💚

This Black History Month, I am honored to highlight Dr. Joycelyn Elders, a pediatric endocrinologist whose impact extends far beyond our specialty. 🩺

Dr. Elders dedicated her career to caring for children with endocrine conditions while advancing health equity and public health. She served as a professor of pediatric endocrinology at the University of Arkansas, where she cared for children with diabetes and growth disorders and trained future physicians. 👩🏾‍⚕️

She later served as Director of the Arkansas Department of Health, where she expanded access to preventive care, childhood immunizations, and comprehensive health education. Throughout her public health leadership, she emphasized evidence based medicine and science guided policy as essential tools for improving population health. 📊

Dr. Elders went on to become the first Black Surgeon General of the United States, serving from 1993 to 1994. In this role, she advocated nationally for preventive care, improved health literacy, and equitable access to care, demonstrating how physicians and endocrinologists can influence health beyond the exam room. 🇺🇸

She was also a strong and unapologetic champion for women, using her voice and leadership to lift up women in medicine, public health, and beyond. 💪🏾✨

Dr. Elders legacy is a powerful reminder that excellence in endocrinology includes clinical care, education, advocacy, and courage. 🌟

Fasting during Ramadan for people with diabetes requires thoughtful planning. 🌙During Ramadan, longer fasting hours, cha...
02/19/2026

Fasting during Ramadan for people with diabetes requires thoughtful planning. 🌙

During Ramadan, longer fasting hours, changes in sleep, and condensed meal timing can affect blood sugar. Understanding these changes and using the right tools can reduce risk, and fasting can often be done safely.

Helpful strategies during Ramadan may include:

🌙 Frequent glucose monitoring, including CGM when available, to help prevent both low and high blood sugars

🌙 Reviewing medication and insulin timing before fasting begins 💊💉

🌙 Knowing when it is safest to break the fast 🛑

🌙 Prioritizing balanced meals at suhoor and iftar 🥗

Fasting experiences vary from person to person. Individual guidance matters, and preparation is key. If you have diabetes and plan to fast, talk with your endocrinologist ahead of time to create a plan that prioritizes your health 🤍

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02/16/2026

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02/15/2026

IYKYK 😅
No need to deflect. You can always be real with me 🤍☺️

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02/14/2026

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02/14/2026

This Valentine’s Day speak your body’s love language ❤️

L – Lean Protein Preserves muscle mass, stabilizes post‑meal glucose, and improves satiety. 🍗🍳

O – Optimize Sleep 7–9 hours nightly supports insulin sensitivity, blood pressure regulation, and overall cardiometabolic health. 😴

V – Vegetables & Fiber Increase dietary fiber to improve glycemic control, lipid levels, and long‑term metabolic risk. Aim for half your plate from non‑starchy vegetables. 🥒🥕🫑🥗

E – Exercise Prioritize resistance training, cardiovascular activity, and daily movement. Consistency outweighs intensity. 🚶🏾‍♀️🏋🏾‍♀️

02/08/2026

Today’s Super Bowl LX matchup features two NFL players living with type 1 diabetes. Logan Brown of the Seattle Seahawks and Chad Muma of the New England Patriots are competing at the highest level of professional football 🏈

This is a perfect reminder that type 1 diabetes does NOT define you or limit what you are capable of 💙

When I was an endocrine fellow years ago, I spent 2 years caring for a Division 1 football player with type 1 diabetes who used an insulin pump. That experience shaped my approach to type 1 diabetes care across real life, demanding jobs, and levels of physical demand including elite athletics.🩺💪🏽

For anyone living with type 1 diabetes watching today, know that your diagnosis is NOT your ceiling ✨

02/03/2026

National Women Physicians Day 💙

Today we celebrate women physicians and the impact of our work goes far beyond representation.

Large studies consistently show that patients cared for by women physicians experience better outcomes, including lower mortality and fewer hospital readmissions, across medical and surgical care.

This reflects how many women practice medicine every day. We listen closely, follow evidence based guidelines, prioritize prevention, and care for the whole person, not just the diagnosis. That approach matters. How we listen, care, and show up changes outcomes.

On this day honoring the women who paved the way, including Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell, the first woman physician in the US, I am proud to be a woman physician and to do this work in a way that puts patients first, every single day. 🩺💙✨

For those interested in the data: Heybati K et al. The Association Between Physician S*x and Patient Outcomes. BMC Health Services Research, 2025. Systematic review and meta analysis of over 13 million patients.

02/01/2026

Recently a few of us managed to sneak in a happy hour 🍷
With all of us working different schedules, time together does not happen often. But when it does, it is a reminder of how amazing this group really is. I feel incredibly fortunate to work with providers I respect, value, and trust and who also happen to be people I genuinely enjoy being around 🤍
Sharing laughs outside of work only strengthens the way we show up for our patients and for each other. That kind of camaraderie does not happen by accident, and it makes the work we do together even more meaningful ✨

Honored to be named a 2026 Top Doctor in this month’s Cincinnati Magazine , selected by fellow physicians across Cincinn...
01/27/2026

Honored to be named a 2026 Top Doctor in this month’s Cincinnati Magazine , selected by fellow physicians across Cincinnati. Grateful for the trust of my patients and my colleagues. ✨🩺

01/26/2026

Humanity is not optional. Silence is not either.
Call your senators today: 202-224-3121

Please read, use, and share.

📞 CALL SCRIPT AND INSTRUCTIONS

Who to call
Call the US Senate via the Capitol switchboard
202-224-3121
You will be connected to your state senators offices.

When
The vote is happening this week. Calls made now matter.

If leaving a voicemail
Be sure to include your full name, city, state, and ZIP code, so your call is counted

📣 CALL SCRIPT: You can read this live or leave it as a voicemail.

"Hi, my name is [YOUR NAME], and I am a constituent from [CITY, STATE].

I am calling to urge Senator [NAME] to refuse to vote for any Department of Homeland Security appropriations bill that continues to fund ICE without meaningful restrictions.

What we are witnessing shows a dangerous disregard for life and humanity. The killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti are part of a broader pattern of unchecked violence, lack of accountability, and harm carried out by federal immigration enforcement.

I am asking Senator [NAME] to oppose any DHS funding bill that fails to rein in ICE and to push for clear limits, oversight, and accountability.

My name again is [YOUR NAME] and my contact info is [YOUR PHONE NUMBER AND/OR EMAIL]. My zip code is [YOUR ZIP CODE]

Thank you for listening and please do the right thing for your constituents."

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