Get information and tips on diabetes management. Learn about prediabetes and diabetes causes, symptoms, tests, and treatment.
On the first day of Christmas, my true love gave to me – a whole lot of sugar. Here we explore some helpful strategies for keeping your blood sugar in check this season.
National Diabetes Awareness Month (NDAM) is an opportunity to raise awareness, increase education, and promote health campaigns related to this prevalent condition throughout our communities.
Many Americans suffer from high blood pressure, particularly those Americans with diabetes. Fortunately, lots of options exist to manage and treat both of these conditions effectively.
Exercise can lead to increases in blood sugar, which can be problematic for diabetics. Fortunately, these spikes are predictable, and you can learn to counter them with these tips.
When most people think of diabetes, they think of blood sugar and insulin. But could potassium be playing an important role in this disease? Find out more in this article.
To diabetic children, the thought of not being able to enjoy their Halloween candy can be the spookiest part of the season. Fear not; this article will explain how you can put on a memorable, healthy Halloween for your diabetic little ones without compromising on the fun.
Prediabetes occurs when blood sugar levels are higher than normal and can eventually cause diabetes to develop. It affects one in three adults in the United States, which amounts to about 96 million people. The good news is, prediabetes is reversible.
Type 3 diabetes describes a school of thought in which Alzheimer’s is theorized to result from the biochemical consequences of type 1 or 2 diabetes that manifest in the brain.
The following article covers major diabetes symptoms that may suggest hyperglycemia or elevated blood sugar levels.
Diabetes is disproportionately larger for racial and ethnic minority groups, low-income individuals, and rural residents.