There could be more to working out than just looking good and feeling good for patients with pre-diabetes.

Why patients with type 1 diabetes  are faced with the highest mortality from cardiovascular disease (CVD) compared to the general population.

Does a good night’s rest and your body’s circadian rhythm impact glycemic control?

When Steve and I started this newsletter we would call up our local meter or insulin rep and ask for some money for the website. Sometimes we would meet someone from a major company at ADA or AACE and they would give some funding for a feature on their product, …

The face of heart disease is changing in the U.S., and obesity and diabetes may be key factors.

A simple but unique way to lose weight without stimulation, which could become the first treatment option for overweight patients with prediabetes.

Which groups get the most benefit in diabetes prevention from using metformin?

The cause of many insulin errors is the use of abbreviations in written orders. The abbreviation “U” for “units” has often been misread as a zero, resulting in serious, tenfold overdoses. Recently, we heard about three new cases that illustrate other problems when abbreviations are used in insulin orders.

A new way to introduce multiple injections with the use of an insulin patch.

Training devices for autoinjectors can help ensure diabetes patients learn self-injection properly.