Does Additional Antiplatelet Treatment Benefit People With Type 2 Diabetes and Stable Coronary Artery Disease?
People with type 2 diabetes and heart disease are at high risk for heart attack and stroke. We...
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Diabetes Medication Proven To Treat Heart Failure In People With – Or Without – Diabetes
We know that a class of diabetes medications called SGLT2 inhibitors prevent heart failure in...
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Can People Taking Mental Health Medications Lose Weight?
We know that people with mental health conditions are at a higher risk of having obesity, and that...
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Could Your Weight Loss Supplement Be Interacting With Your Prescription Meds?
As blogged previously, weight loss supplements do not have evidence to support that they...
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Does Our Intestine’s Ability to Taste Food Impact Our Weight?
Yep, you read correctly – it is not just our tongues that taste food. While we know that taste...
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Could You Be At Risk Of Iron Overload? Way More Common Than You Might Think.
We know that having enough iron is important for production of red blood cells, and we know that...
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Could Your Night Light Be Promoting Weight Gain?
We know that poor sleep is associated with obesity, and that screen time before bed can...
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What’s The Magic Behind 10,000 Steps Per Day?
Being active is an important part of living a healthy life. These days, many people have step...
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Canada Speaks: What Are The Barriers To Obesity Care In Our Country?
In the face of the growing obesity epidemic, it is important to understand what barriers exist to...
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Tandoori Yogurt Chicken Recipe!
(I’m not suggesting you need to cook in an actual tandoor, but I thought this picture was...
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Could Gene Expression In Our Taste Buds Affect Our Weight?
One of the potential contributors to obesity is a difference amongst people in how we sense and...
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Does Bariatric Surgery Work In Teens?
With the increasing prevalence of obesity worldwide, so too are we seeing an increasing prevalence...
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How Can The Menstrual Cycle Affect Blood Sugars in Diabetes?
In the care of women with diabetes, we sometimes see that blood sugars vary with the menstrual...
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Diabetes Medication Reduces Cardiovascular Events In Type 2 Diabetes Without Heart Disease
GLP1 receptor agonists are a class of medication for type 2 diabetes that reduce blood sugar and...
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Dr. Sue Pedersen
I am a medical doctor, Specialist in Endocrinology & Metabolism, and a Diplomate of the American Board of Obesity Medicine. After completing my training as an Endocrinologist in 2005 at the University of Calgary, I have worked in Calgary, at the Royal University Hospital in Saskatchewan, and at the University of Copenhagen in Denmark. I have a busy clinical practice at C-ENDO Diabetes and Endocrinology Clinic in Calgary, caring for patients with diabetes, obesity, thyroid, and other hormone issues. I am also involved in clinical research in diabetes and obesity. I am a member of the Expert Committee for the 2018 Diabetes Canada Guidelines, and an author on the upcoming Canadian Obesity Guidelines. I am passionate, enthusiastic, and driven to help conquer the stigma against obesity; educate health care professionals and the public about obesity, diabetes, and healthy living; and to help us become a healthier society!
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