Our feet accumulate a lot of wear and tear as we move through life, and diabetes can exacerbate this damage. It’s important to wear shoes that provide adequate support and protection for your feet.

Hear from Dr. Bob Gabbay, endocrinologist, researcher, and former Chief Scientific and Medical Officer of the American Diabetes Association, as he explores the most exciting topics and latest ...

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The American Diabetes Association released its 2022 Standards of Care, which provides an annual update on practice guidelines. Here's what these new updates mean, including your options for first-line ...

Fully closed loop systems take automated insulin delivery a step further by skipping meal announcements. People with diabetes in the open source community are using fully closed loop systems, and ...

U.S. News & World Report has released its 2025 list of best diets, including top-ranked diets for people with diabetes. The list includes nutritious eating patterns such as the Mediterranean diet, the ...

Keeping blood sugars in balance is crucial for people with diabetes. Fenugreek, apple cider vinegar, and supplements like fiber and zinc are all-natural treatments that may help lower glucose levels.

Many people with diabetes – even those using the latest technology – struggle with high blood sugar after eating. We spoke with experts for tips on how to minimize those stubborn glucose spikes. We’ve ...

The insulin pump has come a long way since the first prototypes were developed in the 1960s. James S. Hirsch explores the riveting history of this integral piece of technology and shares his own ...

Diabetes stigma includes the experiences of exclusion, rejection, prejudice, and blame that some people with diabetes encounter. Learn how to identify this stigma, how it can lead to worse health ...

While an A1C blood test has long been the standard for assessing blood sugar management, it can often be inaccurate in people with diabetes. GMI is a metric that uses CGM data to estimate your A1C.

One dietitian shares her go-to suggestions for satisfying snacks that help keep blood sugars in check, from pre-packaged ideas to on-the-go options. Everyone knows what it feels like to experience ...