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• Melissa is going into 8th grade and has a dog named Dumpster.

• Jennifer is a 6 years old and does her own shots and blood tests.

• The Diabetes Team welcomes Matthew S. Brown, MD (Pediatrics), Charles A. Garcia, OD (Ophthalmology), and Jill Weissberg-Benchell, PhD (Child and Adolescent Psychology) to the ranks of our Occasional Experts.

• The Collection for Russia is planning a new shipment on August 5, 1999.

• "Teen takes diabetes cause to D.C." reports on sixteen-year-old Samantha Richardson, who attended the JDF Children's Congress.

• The DPTeens comic helps kids and families learn about the DPT-1.

• The DCA 2000 Third International Diabetes Camping Conference will be held February 16-20, 2000 near Orlando, Florida.

• JDF Washington Report reports on JDF participation in stem cell research Congressional breifing.

• USA Today ran an article about insulin pumps and other high-tech innovations in diabetes care.

• The Extend Bar is a new snack bar designed to help reduce the risk of hypoglycemia.

• FRIO is a product that can help keep your insulin cool -- including pens.

• MyDiabetes is a new commercial web site about diabetes. Free registration is required to view the contents of the site.

• Last week's poll asked readers about ways they can contact their diabetes team. This week's poll asks readers who helps adjust insulin regimens.

• The Featured Book of the Week is Clinical Management of the Child and Teenager with Diabetes by Leslie Plotnick, M.D. and Randi Henderson.

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