More than 30 million Americans have diabetes. Another 84 million Americans are considered “prediabetic.” We’re tracking what’s new and what you can do to prevent—or conquer—the challenges of living with diabetes.
There's a clear link between processed foods and a higher risk of developing diseases such as diabetes, cancer and heart disease.
The need to constantly manage the disease can lead to physical and mental exhaustion, noted experts who provide great tips to get back on track.
Intermittent fasting is one of the newest strategies to lose weight and fight diabetes. But dietitians recommend a dash of skepticism.
Researchers are trying to understand the connection between the condition and coronary heart disease in women.
Joetta Harris felt helpless battling her worsening health amid the rigors of life. A pair of specialists from a free community health program helped her find a new path.
Trimming just 10 percent from your overall weight can drastically improve your odds of better managing your insulin levels.
Sizable shifts in glucose levels can hint at underlying problems in diabetes management. Over time, this leads to bigger complications.
Amid mounting health concerns, 65-year-old Mozella Taylor turned to prayer for answers—and she soon found guidance in her quest for better health.
Diabetes diagnosis motivates Nikki Moon to change her lifestyle.
People with diabetes have to watch both sides of that all-important number—when it's too high, and when it's too low.
New habits and close guidance from a unique wellness program helped a young grandmother take control of her health.
Sharpen your label knowledge so you can sort the good from the bad.
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