For people with type 1 diabetes, new technology is opening up new opportunities for self-care and simplifying diabetes management. Taking a closer look at some of the latest developments can help y...

Finding out that you have diabetes is never easy. If you’ve been recently diagnosed, you may feel overwhelmed with all the information coming your way—what blood sugar is, how to monitor it, and ho...

Whether it’s enjoying a celebratory meal out with friends or having a lazy night in with takeout and a movie, we all deserve to enjoy the luxury of eating a meal you didn’t have to cook yourself. O...

Diabetes and social anxiety have a close relationship. Research shows that people living with diabetes are 20% more likely to struggle with symptoms of anxiety than those without diabetes, and soci...

Diabetes is a medical condition in which the body is unable to produce or doesn’t properly use insulin, which can cause blood glucose to rise to unhealthy levels. If you’re living with diabetes and...

Glucose, or sugar, is your body’s main source of fuel. As glucose travels through your bloodstream, it’s called blood glucose. When blood glucose levels deviate from your target range, you can expe...

For people living with type 1 diabetes and many of those living with type 2 diabetes (about 30%), taking insulin is an integral part of diabetes management. For people who take insulin frequently, ...

When you have type 1 diabetes, managing your health means making conscious choices about what you eat. While there is no one-size-fits-all diet for people with diabetes, there are guidelines you ca...

When you’re living with diabetes, you may not automatically think about how diabetes can affect your eyes. But in the United States, diabetic eye disease is the leading cause of blindness in adults...