Type 2 in young people can lead to a more aggressive disease with more complications.
Diabetes education can inspire a proper diet and lifestyle to pull patients back from the brink.
This past year was a busy, productive one for diabetes research and care.
Children with Type 1 diabetes may face triple the risk of developing autoantibodies that can lead to celiac disease.
Lifestyle changes can prevent full-blown disease.
MinMed 670G system requires minimal user interaction.
The price of insulin has jumped 400 percent over the past decade, leaving some patients choosing between food and medicine.
A diabetes educator discusses the most common misconceptions she hears and offers two helpful tips.
Doctors warn of sleep apnea’s outsized role in aggravating—and in some cases creating—a host of ailments.
Doctors expect Emma Scott, 7, to live a 'normal kid' kind of life after Type 1 diagnosis.
FDA approves first continuous glucose monitoring system for treatment decisions, sparing folks from three daily fingersticks.
Ben Krieger had no idea that his extreme symptoms—fatigue, thirst, hunger and weight loss—were signs of Type 1 diabetes.
