Although a "cure" for diabetes remains elusive, researchers made significant strides in expanding our knowledge of diabetes this past year. The following review covers studies that have changed or ...

Do you ever feel confused about your diabetes? Learning when and what to eat, why your blood sugar is high or low, when or how to exercise, taking your medications – it is a lot to learn and balance.

Many people who have diabetes also have an experienced primary care (or family practice) doctor or nurse practitioner who can help them manage their diabetes. For example, people with uncomplicated ...

Do you ever feel confused about your diabetes? Learning when and what to eat, why your blood sugar is high or low, when or how to exercise, taking your medications – it is a lot to learn and balance.

In the ongoing research and treatment of diabetes, the focus is typically on the two forms of the disease that dominate public awareness. Type 1 has a stronger genetic component that requires insulin ...

About one in 10 Americans have diabetes, and most of the cases are Type 2, in which cells become more resistant to insulin. But wouldn’t it be cool if we could flip a switch so those cells become ...

A six-week Diabetes Self-Management workshop will be from 12:30 to 3 p.m. Mondays July 24-Aug. 28 at West Geauga Senior Center, 8090 Cedar Road, Chester Township. Attendees will get support, find ...

The cost of diabetes In 2017, the total estimated cost of diagnosed cases of diabetes in the U.S. was $327 billion including direct medical costs and reduced productivity. If the spread of type 2 ...

Examples of downloadable graphics from sugarscience.orgsugarscience.org  It’s no secret. You’ve definitely heard the following said about sugar: “Sugar contributes to serious ...

November was National Diabetes Awareness month. Students at St. Mary Catholic Community School in Crown Point had "Gray Day" Nov. 17 to recognize Type 1 diabetes (gray with blue is often depicted for ...

Do EHRs Improve Quality of Diabetes Care? Cebul and colleagues [30] analyzed data from a retrospective cohort of 46 primary care practices of 7 diverse healthcare organizations that publicly reported ...