Understanding how to effectively live with diabetes and manage it to maintain a normal life is paramount for anyone affected by this prevalent condition. Diabetes mellitus can impact individuals of ...

SEATTLE — More than 37 million Americans live with diabetes. November is National Diabetes Month, and it’s an ideal time to learn the warning signs and how to manage the condition. “Understanding ...

LMH Health, 325 Maine St., is pictured in May 2021. The chances of someone you know being diagnosed with diabetes in their lifetime are high. According to the Centers for Disease Control and ...

More Americans are diagnosed with diabetes than ever before, and many are not aware they have diabetes, officials warn. | Piman Khrutmuang, Adobe.stock Nearly 1 in 10 Americans are diagnosed with ...

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) – November is American Diabetes Month so registered dietician, Sarah Smith, from Sparrow Hospital joined 6 news anchors Jorma Duran and Kierra Lake to talk about some healthy ...

While November is National Diabetes Awareness Month, EvergreenHealth physician Andrew Thurman, MD, sees importance in understanding symptoms of the disease beyond November. Originally from San Diego, ...

Diabetes affects corneal endothelial cells in patients that are older, have suffered with the disease for at least a decade, and have high glycated hemoglobin (A1C). Diabetes affects corneal ...

Understanding diabetes takes a little understanding of biology. When we digest food, our body breaks down what we eat and eventually causes the food to be broken down into small molecules. Some of ...

With type 1 diabetes, your pancreas makes little or no insulin. It’s an autoimmune disorder that usually starts suddenly during childhood. Only about 5.2% of adults have type 1 diabetes. It can be ...

ST. LOUIS – November is Diabetes Awareness Month. Are you aware there are more types of diabetes than just type one and type two? Type one is often diagnosed in children who are left dealing with a ...

An epidemic of Type 2 diabetes continues to plague the United States, leading to calls for reassessing how the disease is diagnosed and treated, experts told UPI.