A very low-carbohydrate diet can help improve blood sugar control in people with type 1 diabetes without significantly raising the risk for hypoglycemia.

Despite having very similar symptoms and medical risks, the two primary types of diabetes are actually very different when you look closely at what’s going on inside the body.

Active young adults with type 1 diabetes may experience poor muscle health, finds a study from McMaster University and York University, both in Ontario, Canada.

Learn to recognize the most common culprits (we’re looking at you, brown rice). You might be surprised by some hidden carbohydrates.

Whether you have type 2 or type 1 diabetes, it’s crucial to establish a baseline ‘insulin-to-carbohydrate ratio’ if you take insulin.