Halloween isn’t just about figuring out how to dose for candy—it’s about getting creative and having fun with friends! Let’s ...

Meal sequencing may steady blood glucose in type 2 diabetes, but research in type 1 diabetes is limited. Here's what you need ...

Never used an insulin pump? Neither had most people in the twiist trial. Here’s what the FDA clearance means for adults with ...

What is Type 1 Diabetes? Type 1 diabetes, which was formerly known as juvenile diabetes but is diagnosed in adults as frequently as it is... Type 2 diabetes occurs when the body cannot properly use ...

Monogenic diabetes is a rare type of diabetes that's caused by a single gene mutation. It accounts for about 1-2% of all diabetes cases, though its prevalence may actually be up to 5%. It has ...

You bolused, you ate, then an hour later, your sugar is climbing anyway. If that sequence sounds familiar, you're not doing anything wrong—food digestion and insulin action (how fast your insulin ...

Canada—the birthplace of Fredrick Banting and, therefore, insulin. Canada’s population is 36 million people, and the most recent data says that 300,000 of these Canadians live with type 1 ...

The American Diabetes Association’s 2025 Scientific Sessions in Chicago were full of fresh ideas and future-shaping diabetes technology breakthroughs, and Beyond Type 1 had a front-row seat. Medtronic ...

Walking is one of the most convenient forms of exercise. It can be especially helpful to people with type 2 diabetes who seek easy and low-impact ways to be active. Bonus? It can be done almost ...

Diabetes care and education specialists can be an essential partner to help you manage diabetes. Learn how to find one. What is a Diabetes Care and Education Specialist (DCES) and why should I see one ...

Last week, the FDA gave 510(K) clearance to the first needle-free wearable, Biolinq Shine, that can track glucose, sleep and activity all in a single device. This builds on Biolinq’s De Novo ...

Descubre por qué las personas con diabetes tipo 1 tienen muchas más probabilidades de desarrollar un trastorno alimentario que sus pares no diabéticos y los enfoques de tratamiento más efectivos.