From Publishers Weekly Diabetes control is especially tricky for women because the incurable disease is complicated by menstruation， pregnancy and menopause. This accessible， sanguine， medically up-to-date question-and-answer discussion between "June and Barbara" (The Diabetic's Total Health Book， etc.)， directors of a diabetes education center， and endocrinologist "Dr. Jovanovic" (coauthor of The Diabetes Self-Care Method is not meant as a primer on diabetes， and readers are guided to other sources for the basics. Although the verbose work discusses very minor issues like whether "diabetic" is a noun or an adjective， much of the information is specific and excellentranging from the particulars of treatment for insulin-induced hypoglycemia in pregnant women to sensitive ways that diabetic mothers can explain diabetes to their children. Jovanovic and Biermann are diabetic women themselves， and many of the absorbing case studies are personal ones， which will further persuade readers of the integrity of the proffered advice. Illustrations not seen by PW. Copyright 1987 Reed Business Information， Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.