• People With Diabetes More Likely to Suffer Hearing Loss
(NewsUSA) - A new study published by the Annals of Internal Medicine suggests that diabetics are susceptible not only to vision proble... Read More

• Could Stem Cells Stem the Diabetes Pandemic?
(NewsUSA) - Only seven years ago, American health authorities predicted that the number of diabetics in the U.S. would hit 29 million ... Read More

• Regular Foot Care Prevents Diabetic Amputation
(NewsUSA) - Many Americans know to associate fever with illness. But healthcare professionals know that, when it comes to diabetes, ev... Read More

• Eye Exams Crucial for Diabetics
(NewsUSA) - Diabetes rates might be increasing, but few Americans realize how devastating the disease can become. Between nerve damage... Read More

• The Road to Successful Diabetes Management
(NewsUSA) - Any long trip involves careful planning, patience and a positive attitude. For the 18.2 million Americans with diabetes, t... Read More

• Ideas for Healthy Hydration on the Go
(NewsUSA) - On sunny days when you're out and about, it can be easy to forget to drink enough water. But healthy hydration, es... Read More

• Exercise - The Invisible Insulin
Exercise can help with diabetes management Alot of diabetics call exercise the "invisible insulin" because of the way it can help your body. For all people... Read More

• Stay in Step With Your Diabetes
(NewsUSA) - Nearly 21 million people in the United States are afflicted with diabetes, which accounts for 7 percent of the... Read More

• How Diabetes Is Diagnosed
How Is Diabetes Diagnosed? Diabetes is diagnosed by lab test results plus symptoms. Screening is done routinely, and diabetes without symptoms may be diagnos... Read More

• How Common Is Diabetes?
According to the Centers for Disease Control: Seventeen million Americans have diabetes. There are 5.9 million Americans who are unaware that they have the disease.... Read More

• Recognizing The Signs Of Diabetes
How Would I Know If I Am Developing Diabetes? Paying attention to your body is the most important thing when recognizing the signs of diabetes. The most comm... Read More

• Diabetes and Insulin
Diabetes is a condition in which the body either does not manufacture sufficient amounts of insulin or does not properly use insulin. Insulin is a hormone made by the pancr... Read More

• Types Of Diabetes
The three major types of diabetes are: Type 2 diabetes (previously known as non-insulin dependent diabetes) Type 2 diabetes is the most common form of... Read More

• Pre-Diabetes
Before people develop type 2 diabetes, they almost always have "pre-diabetes" where blood glucose levels that are higher than normal but not ye... Read More

• Managing Painful Nerve Damage
(NewsUSA) - Nearly half of all diabetic patients suffer from DPN, or diabetic peripheral neuropathy, a painful nerve damag... Read More

• Satisfy Your Next Snack Attack With Almonds
(NewsUSA) - Next time you think about snacking on the go, grab a handful of almonds - they're nutritious, satisfying a... Read More

• Gum Disease Risk For Diabetics
Diabetics at Higher Risk For Gum Disease (NewsUSA) - More than 14 million Americans suffer from diabetes, while 6.2 m... Read More

• Award Honors Success in Fight Against Diabetes
(NewsUSA) - Ice cream or yogurt? Regular or diet soda? These may not be critical decisions at your dinner table - unles... Read More

• Don't Lose Your Eye Sight
Diabetics, Don't Lose Sight (NewsUSA) - Imagine waking up one day without your sense of sight. Now imagine that you k... Read More

• Taking Control Of Diabetes Health
Diabetes Health: Take Control (NewsUSA) - Every hour, more than 150 people are diagnosed with diabetes in the United ... Read More

• The Diabetes Burnout Threat
Burnout Is A Growing Threat For People With Diabetes (NewsUSA) - As people with diabetes know, maintaining lower bloo... Read More

• Successful Diabetes Management
The Road to Successful Diabetes Management (NewsUSA) - Any long trip involves careful planning, patience and a positi... Read More

• Reducing The Risk Of Diabetes - Step by Step
Reduce Risk Of Diabetes 'Step by Step' (NewsUSA) - Of the 30 million Hispanics living in the United States, about 2 m... Read More

• Diabetics Should Get Their Doctor To Check Their Feet
Diabetics: Ask Your Doctor To Check Your Feet (NewsUSA) - If the eyes are the windows to the soul, then the feet are ... Read More

• Culturally Specific Programs Urged In Diabetes Care
(NewsUSA) - Diabetes remains an epidemic in the U.S., but experts are now more concerned that certain populations may n... Read More

• Diabetes Puts Millions At Risk For Blindness
Diabetes, Glaucoma Put Millions At Risk for Unexpected Blindness (NewsUSA) - Unexpected sight loss is more common tha... Read More

• Don't Let Diabetes Get a Foothold On You
(NewsUSA) - Latin Americans and African-Americans are at a greater risk for developing diabetes, according to the Centers for Disease... Read More

• Future Disease Risk For Women
Weight Gain, Carb Urges, Fatigue Signal Future Disease Risk (NewsUSA) - For women, excess weight in the midsection, carbohydrate cr... Read More

• Diabetic Neuropathy - Nerve Damage
What Is Diabetic Neuropathy?Diabetic neuropathy is a common complication of diabetes, in which nerves are damaged as a result of hyperglycemia -high blood sug... Read More

• Symptoms Of Diabetes
What Are The Symptoms Of Diabetes? Symptoms Of Type 1 Diabetes: Symptoms of type 1 diabetes: - Increased thirst... Read More

• Diabetes Risk Factors
Am I At Risk For Developing Diabetes? There are many risk factors for diabetes, including: - A parent, brother, or sister with diabetes - Obesit... Read More

• Type 2 Diabetes
What Is Type 2 Diabetes? Type 2 diabetes is a life-long disease marked by high levels of sugar in the blood. It occurs when the body does not respond correct... Read More

• Type 1 Diabetes
What Is Type 1 Diabetes? Type 1 diabetes is a chronic (lifelong) disease that occurs when the pancreas does not produce enough insulin to properly control bl... Read More