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Three recent studies reveal insights into potential links between the gut microbiome and type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM).  

Insulin has changed the game in managing people with diabetes but has the potential to cause unwanted severe adverse effects in women 65 years of age and older.  

The importance of physical activity is often underestimated in patients at risk of or diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. 

What drugs affect glucose levels? Knowing the drugs that can affect blood glucose levels is essential in properly caring for your diabetes patients. Some medicines raise blood sugar in patients while others might lower their levels. However, not all drugs affect patients the same way. The list includes: Drugs that may cause hyperglycemia Drugs that may cause hypoglycemia Drugs that may cause hyper or hypoglycemia Drugs that mask hypoglycemia

Trying to understand the "obesity paradox" in patients with diabetes. 

Researchers successfully converted human cells to produce insulin, which reduced the blood sugar of mice dramatically after being infused. 

New findings could spur further research into whether dormant insulin-producing cells can be reactivated. 

Do meals with high fat or high protein content allow for the prescribed insulin dose to balance a patient with type 1 diabetes’s glucose levels? 

Many psychological, social and neighborhood factors can negatively impact diabetes management, but there’s one thing that can cause the most harm. 

What if improving diabetes care was as easy as changing the way we interact with patients?