For those living with diabetes, either type 1 or type 2, the risk of developing osteoporosis and experiencing bone fractures is notably higher compared to the general population. Osteoporosis, a condition where bones become weak and brittle, demands greater attention in diabetic care due to the...

Heading off to university is an exciting time, but living with diabetes adds an extra layer of preparation. Here are ten essential steps to help you get ready to make the transition smoothly and confidently: 1. Meet with Your Healthcare Team Schedule a comprehensive appointment with...

In celebration of the 4th of July, we would like to commemorate the day by marking the substantial inroads made in the US towards Diabetes research to improve the management of diabetes and in search of a cure. Diabetes research in the United States plays a...

For individuals living with diabetes, summer brings more than just vacation plans and sunny days; it introduces specific challenges to managing blood glucose levels. Hot weather can affect your diabetes management in several ways, from disrupting insulin stability to influencing how your body uses glucose. Preparation...

Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA) stands as one of the most severe complications of diabetes, primarily affecting individuals with T1D but occasionally surfacing in those with T2D. This metabolic disturbance, marked by elevated blood sugar levels, ketone accumulation, and acidosis, demands swift recognition and intervention to prevent life-threatening...