Summer Camp, Diabetes, and the Courage to Let Go: A Story of Growth, Trust, and Community There’s something magical about summer camp—the bonfires, the cheers, the endless laughter under open skies. For most parents, sending their child off to camp is an exciting, if emotional, milestone....

Diabetes is a global health issue, but men face unique risks and complications when it comes to this chronic condition. Scientific research highlights both biological and behavioral factors that influence how diabetes affects men differently from women. Higher Prevalence and Risk Factors When examining gender differences,...

Summer is here — and so are long-awaited vacations, weekend getaways, and adventures near and far. For people living with diabetes, traveling doesn’t have to be stressful, but it does require a little more planning. Here are a few smart tips to make sure your trip is...

May is Asthma Awareness Month — a time to raise awareness about asthma, severe allergies, and how we can stay prepared to respond to emergencies. For millions of people living with asthma and life-threatening allergies, having an EpiPen® or other epinephrine auto-injector on hand can save...

Diabetes is no laughing matter. Yet, a good sense of humor can be one of the most powerful tools in managing it. We’ve all had those “Oops!” moments – like forgetting a last insulin injection and then accidentally dosing twice, mixing up carb counts, or forgetting...

As we begin our celebration of Women's History Month, it's essential to recognize the profound impact women have on society, particularly in the field of diabetes research. This month is dedicated to honoring the achievements of women throughout history and acknowledging their contributions to education, leadership,...

As we reflect on the legacies of our nation’s forefathers this month, we also turn our thoughts to those who have shaped the course of diabetes care and advocacy. Groundbreaking figures like Dr. Elliot Joslin—widely recognized for his pioneering efforts in diabetes education and care—helped lay...

Diabetes management is on the brink of a revolution, with technology paving the way for unprecedented innovations. By 2030, managing diabetes could look significantly different, thanks to technological advances in digital health, hassle-free insulin protection and management, continuous glucose monitors (CGMs), closed-loop systems, and AI-driven insulin...