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Jim, do you have a link to that study?

Jim, do you have a link to that study?

HbA1c is not a very reliable indicator of average blood sugars in CF patients. Our RBC tend not to live as long as normal and thus provides a false low.

HbA1c is not a very reliable indicator of average blood sugars in CF patients. Our RBC tend not to live as long as normal and thus provides a false low.

Potentially exciting stuff.

Potentially exciting stuff.

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Incomudrox</b></i> <div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Havoc</b></i> IIRC, DF508 is found in ~37% of the population in North America. What the prevalence of double delta's is, I don't know. Incomudrox is...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Incomudrox</b></i> <div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Havoc</b></i> IIRC, DF508 is found in ~37% of the population in North America. What the prevalence of double delta's is, I don't know. Incomudrox is...

IIRC, DF508 is found in ~37% of the population in North America. What the prevalence of double delta's is, I don't know. Incomudrox is correct, there doesn't seem to be a strong correlation between genotype and phenotype.

IIRC, DF508 is found in ~37% of the population in North America. What the prevalence of double delta's is, I don't know. Incomudrox is correct, there doesn't seem to be a strong correlation between genotype and phenotype.

Um, kids can receive "blows" from just about any sport. As Ashley correctly pointed out, martial arts for kids is pretty no-contact. I would think that would be a safer bet than something like gymnastics (which I did when I was young and never received any serious "blows") or even running...

Um, kids can receive "blows" from just about any sport. As Ashley correctly pointed out, martial arts for kids is pretty no-contact. I would think that would be a safer bet than something like gymnastics (which I did when I was young and never received any serious "blows") or even running...

I can't help you with personal experience, however I have had patients who have neuropathies secondary to diabetes. I can tell you that the primary treatment is a very strict range to keep your blood sugars within to prevent additional nerve damage. Sometimes topical analgesics are used...

I can't help you with personal experience, however I have had patients who have neuropathies secondary to diabetes. I can tell you that the primary treatment is a very strict range to keep your blood sugars within to prevent additional nerve damage. Sometimes topical analgesics are used...

It's flagyl, and a commonly used antibiotic for C-diff, although it can treat a host of problems including trichomoniasis and amebiasis. It's also carcinogenic in mice FWIW.

It's flagyl, and a commonly used antibiotic for C-diff, although it can treat a host of problems including trichomoniasis and amebiasis. It's also carcinogenic in mice FWIW.

I love the Russian language, sadly I have not had the time to study it much. I think Kinesitherapy better translates into physiotherapy in English. To that extent here are some sites that might help. A lot of kids and adults here use a pneumatic vest (http://www.thevest.com), which allows for...

I love the Russian language, sadly I have not had the time to study it much. I think Kinesitherapy better translates into physiotherapy in English. To that extent here are some sites that might help. A lot of kids and adults here use a pneumatic vest (http://www.thevest.com), which allows for...

Rita Mae Brown wrote a book called Sudden Death in 1983, in which she paraphrased the quote. The earliest know print of the quote appeared in a 1981 Narcotics Anonymous pamphlet. It seems to have been a relatively well know quote, but we still don't know where it first originated. The exact...

Rita Mae Brown wrote a book called Sudden Death in 1983, in which she paraphrased the quote. The earliest know print of the quote appeared in a 1981 Narcotics Anonymous pamphlet. It seems to have been a relatively well know quote, but we still don't know where it first originated. The exact...