If you’re diabetic, you have a lot of different health concerns to think about. You have to monitor your blood sugar levels carefully, take your medications as prescribed, and keep your overall health in mind. But here’s something you probably aren’t thinking about much: your vision.

Type 2 diabetes is a condition that’s becoming increasingly common, especially in older adults. And as women age, there’s another big health change that happens: menopause. Living with diabetes is challenging on its own – but what happens when menopause arrives? 

Diabetes is a group of disorders that are characterized by elevated blood sugar (glucose) levels, or hyperglycemia, in the body. Fortunately, you can learn everything you need to know about diabetes with a search online right now.  The more you understand about this common condition, the better off you’ll be. So take the time to […]

Most cases of type 2 diabetes (T2D) are treated with a variety of measures, including diet, regular exercise, weight loss, and medications. To help cover all these treatments, we have put together this guide that will go in-depth on living with T2D.

The seventh-leading cause of death among Americans in 2015, diabetes is incredibly prevalent. Additionally, it is estimated that nearly 84.1 million Americans over the age of 18 had pre-diabetes in 2015. Therefore, a lot of research is conducted every year in an attempt to develop better treatments and therapies. Thanks to advanced technologies, in fact, monitoring and managing both type I and type II diabetes is easier and less invasive for patients than ever. Read on to learn about five of today’s most promising advances in the area of diabetes treatment.

If you’re one of the more than 100 million Americans living with diabetes or prediabetes, running can be an ideal form of exercise – not only can it help combat weight gain, but for people living with Type 2 diabetes, running can also help improve the body’s sensitivity to insulin.