Children Who Regularly Eat Breakfast May Have Lower Type 2 Diabetes Risk
According to a new study, regular consumption of a healthy breakfast may help children lower their risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
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How to Help Someone Living with Diabetes
It is much easier for people to manage their diabetes when they have the support of their friends and family. Diabetes can be a difficult disease to handle alone and there are many things you can do to help someone you care about.
Tips for Traveling with Diabetes
Living with diabetes doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy traveling. But making sure that you stay healthy and keep your glucose levels under control does require a bit of organization and planning.
What You Need to Know About Prediabetes
If you are 45 years old or older, overweight, and inactive, you may have prediabetes. So what is prediabetes, anyway?
Keeping Christmas Sweet for Diabetic Kids
For children living with diabetes, overindulging on the delicacies of the holiday season could result in more than a stomach ache — it could mean a trip to the emergency room.
Diabetic Vacation: Tips for Safe Travel
Getting out of your daily routine is part of the fun of traveling — but if you have diabetes, there’s one routine you need to take with you: your care routine.
A Closer Look at Diabetes and Good Eye Health
According to the American Diabetes Association, people living with diabetes should take a good look at their eye health. Learn about what you can do to help prevent vision problems.
Children, Teens and Diabetes
What should a child or teen with diabetes do every day? To control diabetes and prevent complications, blood glucose levels must be as close to a “normal” range as safely possible.
Does Green Tea Lower Blood Sugar Levels?
Research has linked green tea and its compounds to many potential health benefits, including preventing cancer and type 2 diabetes. But can drinking it lower your blood sugar levels?
Healthy Blood Pressure Helps Prevent Heart Disease
Your blood pressure rises and falls during the day. But when it stays elevated over time, it’s called high blood pressure. High blood pressure is dangerous because it makes the heart work too hard.
Diabetes Disaster Preparedness Patient Information
As a person with diabetes, your daily routine involves schedules and planning. An emergency can seriously affect your health. It may be difficult to cope with a disaster when it occurs. You and your family should plan and prepare beforehand even if the event is loss of electricity for a few hours.
Information Regarding Insulin Storage and Switching Between Products in an Emergency
Insulin from various manufacturers is often made available to patients in an emergency and may be different from a patient’s usual insulin.
Taking Care of Your Diabetes When You’re Away From Home
Tips that can help diabetics take care of themselves when they’re away from home.
Five Ways Older Adults Can Be More Physically Active
As you get older, your risk for type 2 diabetes increases. You’re also at higher risk if you have a family history of diabetes. But you’re never too old to lower your diabetes risk.
