Kathy Stroh, MS, RD, CDE, saw a need to make walking more quantifiable as a prescribed treatment for people living with diabetes. Read about her “Rx for Walking with a Pedometer,” and how it potentially paves the way with steps to better health.

Certified marathon coach and About.com writer, Wendy Bumgardner talks about how she got started walking for exercise and what she does to train for marathons and three day walks. She also offers advice for those just getting started.

Rhonda Deloatch, school chef at Common Ground High School in New Haven, Connecticut, is in charge of planning and preparing healthy meals for hundreds of students every day. She shares how she is making her school healthier with a farm-to-table model and gives us the scoop on her appearance on the Food Network’s cooking show Chopped.

In the spirit of the holidays, Laura Kolodjeski, Community Manager for Sanofi US Diabetes, shares holiday memories from childhood and a lighter version of her favorite family recipe.

Nechama Cohen talks about her journey to founding the Jewish Diabetes Association and shares a tasty cheese ball appetizer recipe for Chanukah.

Founder of the Fooducate app Hemi Weingarten explains how he came up with the idea, how the new Diabetes Nutrition by Fooducate app works for people living with diabetes and pre-diabetes, and why it was selected by Apple® as best iPhone® health and fitness app in 2011.

Elizabeth Zabell Edelman, co-founder of Diabetes Daily, tells us where she found her love for food and shares a great recipe for Labor Day: Mahi Mahi and Pineapple Skewers with Tomatillo Salsa.

Michele Polz, Head of Patient Solutions, U.S. Diabetes, Sanofi US, chats with NBA Legend and Dribble to Stop Diabetes ambassador Bob Lanier. Michele and Bob discuss their common interests including their Alma mater, a passion for basketball and a desire to educate people about diabetes.

Running short on prep-time this 4th of July? Simplify your party-planning with this easy yet delicious recipe for Frozen Strawberry Swirl Angel Pie.

President of the Women’s National Basketball Association, Laurel J. Richie, shares her personal connection to diabetes and talks about the importance of awareness campaigns like Dribble to Stop Diabetes.