Jacqueline Raposo

Working with a certified diabetes educator is the best way to learn how your specific diet and lifestyle can affect your experience with type 2 diabetes. But here are a few general pieces of advice to help you get started.

Sheet-pan bakes, elaborate pies, and so many cookies—all coming to your oven.

Forget falling leaves and decorative gourds—fall is the season of new cookbooks. Get inspired to get back in the kitchen with this long list of new titles.

Eating well and managing high cholesterol don’t have to be mutually exclusive.

Patients who suffer symptoms such as chronic fatigue and brain fog can find it hard to enjoy spending time in the kitchen—these tools will help. 

Chronic pain, fatigue, and brain fog can mean rest and restoration come before meal prep and dish duty. But hope is not lost when it comes to cooking joy. 

We asked a variety of patients which kitchen tools help make cooking with Parkinson’s symptoms safe, efficient, and joyful.