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Type 1 Diabetic Built Sugar Sense So His Glucose Reading Would Follow Him Everywhere

Irakli Kurtanidze, founder of Sugar Sense and a Type 1 diabetic for more than 12 years, spends much of his working day at a computer.

Why You Should Always Book Your Accessible Ride Ahead of Time

Getting from point A to point B should be simple, but anyone who relies on a wheelchair or mobility device knows it rarely is....

Elevating Your Mountain Getaway: Ideas for Enjoying the Wilderness Without Roughing It

Many people hear the phrase mountain getaway and immediately picture a rugged weekend in the woods. They think of pitching a tent in the...

Capturing the Rush: How to Document Your Whitewater Rafting Adventure Without Losing Your Gear

The cold spray hitting your face, the sound of rushing water echoing off canyon walls, and the shared adrenaline of paddling as a team...

The Exercise Paradox: Why the Physics of Weight Loss Defies the Treadmill

The global fitness and diet industry operates on a foundational piece of arithmetic but the physics of weight loss doesn't operate they say they say it does.

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