Living with Diabetes

Eggs & Diabetes

For many people with diabetes, the most challenging aspect of care is determining what to eat. As a diabetes educator, one of the many ... Read More

Alcohol & Diabetes: What You Should Know

Having diabetes does not mean you have to give up alcohol – not if your diabetes is well controlled. In fact, adults with diabetes should ... Read More

Study Suggests Some African Americans Never Get Diagnosed with this Disease

One of the tests used to diagnose type 2 diabetes and monitor blood sugar control is influenced by 60 genetic variants, an international ... Read More

Drinking More Coffee Reduces Risk For Diabetes

When it comes to your morning cup of java, drinking a second or third cup may be good for your health. There is evidence that shows coffee ... Read More

The Link Between Diabetes & HIV

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 1.1 million people are living in the United States with the human ... Read More

Back To School With Diabetes

Starting the new school year can be chaotic for most, but for parents of children with diabetes, it can be even more challenging. It means ... Read More

Protein Do’s & Don’ts For People With Diabetes

Protein is one of the nutrition essentials needed to maintain a healthy diet. It is used to build and repair body tissue and keep your hair, ... Read More

Healthy Eating With Diabetes On A Budget

Many people believe that it’s just too expensive to eat healthfully and healthy food cost more than unhealthy food. The truth is, armed with ... Read More

Are You Wearing A Glucose Monitor In The Wrong Spot?

Many people with diabetes experiment with placement of their continuous glucose monitors and get good results, a new study finds. A ... Read More

The A-B-Cs Of Diabetes & Heart Disease

Many people with diabetes do not realize that having diabetes increases their chances of having a heart attack or stroke. According to the ... Read More