Diabetes

People with severe mental health conditions, including bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, are more than twice as likely as those without mental health issues to develop type 2 diabetes, report researchers at the University of California.

Did you know that neuropathy is the most common complication of diabetes? And you might not even know you have it. But now, there’s a way to check.

Learn how to build a personalized diet for diabetes that can help manage blood sugar levels and promote healthy gut bacteria.

Health insurance is a necessity for people with type 1 diabetes or any other chronic conditions. Learn how health care reform has changed the landscape for people needing consistent treatment for diabetes.

When you have diabetes, your blood sugar levels don’t always stay in an optimal range. Testing your blood sugar helps you understand how food, activity, and medicine affect your blood glucose.

Doctors make mistakes. Doctors don’t always know everything. Doctors are human, too.

Can you become non-diabetic with substantial weight loss? One study suggests you can.

If your daily walk hasn’t helped you lose weight or manage your blood-sugar levels, it may be time to switch to a new exercise regimen.

Whether you’re newly diagnosed, new to the job, or starting a new treatment, you may want to think about disclosing your diabetes in your workplace.

Intermittent fasting may be good for weight loss but it can be risky for people with diabetes. Learn how to navigate this new diet trend.