Jayne Feld

Cherry Hill

Executive Editor at SJ Magazine

South Jersey native, grieving mother, swimmer, journalist & Flyers fan

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Articles

4 Foods That Lower Your Blood Sugar Instantly—Including Potatoes!

3 weeks ago | womansworld.com | Jayne Feld

You eat what feels like a healthy meal. Then an hour later, you feel thirsty or you find your energy crashing. Sound familiar? Glucose spikes are something many women know all too well, and an issue that often leads them to wonder what foods lower blood sugar immediately (or at least help keep it steady throughout the day).
How GLP-1s Could Help People Sleep Better — Beyond Weight Loss

4 weeks ago | neurologyadvisor.com | Jayne Feld |Alcibiades Ojeda Rodríguez

In recent years, glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonists such as semaglutide and tirzepatide have made headlines for their impressive ability to promote weight loss and improve glycemic control among people with type 2 diabetes. But with the recent FDA of Zepbound® (tirzepatide) to treat obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), these medications are stepping into a new spotlight — one that highlights their emerging role in ways that go beyond shedding pounds.
The Wild West of Aesthetic Medicine: When Booming Demand Meets Gaps in Training

4 weeks ago | dermatologyadvisor.com | Jayne Feld

In the rapidly expanding world of aesthetic medicine, botulinum toxin injections and dermal fillers are among the most requested nonsurgical procedures.¹ Yet a critical question is emerging: Who is holding the syringe, and are they trained to do it safely? With millions of Americans seeking minimally invasive treatments, the lack of standardized training and oversight has created a highly variable and fragmented system.
Sex-Specific Patterns in COPD, Asthma

4 weeks ago | clinicaladvisor.com | Jayne Feld

Despite decades of advances in pulmonary medicine, the blueprint for recognizing and treating respiratory disease has largely been drawn from studies of men. Although hallmark symptoms like chronic cough, wheezing, and dyspnea remain central to diagnosis, they don’t always tell the full story, especially for women.
6 Brain-Boosting Foods to Reduce Your Dementia Risk

4 weeks ago | miamiherald.com | Jayne Feld

When it comes to protecting your brain, your diet can play a surprisingly powerful role. Certain foods—that are probably already in your kitchen—are packed with nutrients that support cognitive function and may contribute to long-term brain health. And incorporating more of these into your meals can be a simple and effective way to boost your memory and ability to focus.
Foot Pain + High Blood Sugar? The Early Signs of a Diabetic Foot Ulcer

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Jayne Feld

You might expect a serious medical problem like diabetic foot pain to cause throbbing pain, swelling or at least a little discomfort. But a diabetic foot ulcer, one of the most dangerous complications of diabetes, can sometimes sneak up without warning. “In people with long-standing or poorly-controlled diabetes, the nerves in the feet often lose their ability to sense pain,” explains Windy Cole, DPM, CWSP, a Cleveland-based podiatrist and certified wound care specialist.
Foot Pain + High Blood Sugar? The Early Signs of a Diabetic Foot Ulcer

1 month ago | kentucky.com | Jayne Feld

You might expect a serious medical problem like diabetic foot pain to cause throbbing pain, swelling or at least a little discomfort. But a diabetic foot ulcer, one of the most dangerous complications of diabetes, can sometimes sneak up without warning. “In people with long-standing or poorly-controlled diabetes, the nerves in the feet often lose their ability to sense pain,” explains Windy Cole, DPM, CWSP, a Cleveland-based podiatrist and certified wound care specialist.
Foot Pain + High Blood Sugar? The Early Signs of a Diabetic Foot Ulcer

1 month ago | womansworld.com | Jayne Feld

You might expect a serious medical problem like diabetic foot pain to cause throbbing pain, swelling or at least a little discomfort. But a diabetic foot ulcer, one of the most dangerous complications of diabetes, can sometimes sneak up without warning. “In people with long-standing or poorly-controlled diabetes, the nerves in the feet often lose their ability to sense pain,” explains Windy Cole, DPM, CWSP, a Cleveland-based podiatrist and certified wound care specialist.
Women in Medicine: Sponsorship Is Vital for Addressing Historical Inequalities

1 month ago | dermatologyadvisor.com | Jayne Feld

About a dozen years into her medical career, Barbara Edelheit, MD was at a breaking point. Despite her years excelling as a pediatric rheumatologist at Connecticut Children’s, she wasn’t advancing. “I loved my patients. I loved the work. But I was exhausted, frustrated, and invisible,” Dr Edelheit recalls. “I had no roadmap for moving forward, no one pushing me.
How GLP-1s Could Help People Sleep Better — Beyond Weight Loss

1 month ago | rheumatologyadvisor.com | Jayne Feld |Alcibiades Ojeda Rodríguez

In recent years, glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonists such as semaglutide and tirzepatide have made headlines for their impressive ability to promote weight loss and improve glycemic control among people with type 2 diabetes. But with the recent FDA of Zepbound® (tirzepatide) to treat obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), these medications are stepping into a new spotlight — one that highlights their emerging role in ways that go beyond shedding pounds.