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Nancy, when the ABM publishes its hypoglycemia guidelines in its newsletter,
do you have a publicist or some such person who will send out press releases
announcing it?
A lot of folks who don't necessarily get the newsletter (or even know about
it) might still be interested in making this information -- or the
lay-person's kernel at the heart of it -- available to wider circles.
I am thinking of Jane Brody of the New York Times; of the authors of What to
Expect (I know we all have a lot of issues with them but the fact is that
they are hugely, internationally, influential on parents, and they think that
any word from MDs is Torah from Mount Sinai), the Harvard Health Letter, the
parenting mags, etc.
Giving those people a heads-up about bf news can really help disseminate it.
Probably you are doing this already but just in case not -- I don't know what
the organizational resources are -- it seemed worth mentioning.
Elisheva Urbas, NYC
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