THE DIABETES HUB
Diabetes is a chronic medical condition where you have high blood sugar levels. It happens when the pancreas is not making enough insulin, or no insulin at all, or when cells do not effectively respond to insulin. Here, learn more about the condition and how you can live with it.
WHAT TO EAT
Low-Carb Diet Made Easy: Benefits, What to Eat, What to Avoid, and How to Succeed
A low-carb diet is a popular eating plan that limits your carbohydrate intake while encouraging consumption of other nutrients. However, it has potential risks.
Mastering Diabetes Meal Planning (Plus a Sample 3-Day Meal Plan): Simple Steps to Eat Well and Feel Better
Learn how to use simple methods and foods to build a diabetes meal plan that supports proper blood sugar control and eases mealtime stress.
The 12 Best Sugar Substitutes for People With Diabetes
Not all sugar substitutes are safe for people with diabetes. Learn which options support blood sugar management and how you can choose one.
The Ultimate Glycemic Index Guide. How Everyday Foods Affect Your Blood Sugar
Glycemic index is a tool used to indicate the effect of food on blood sugar levels. It can be used by anyone who wants to watch their intake of carbs.
ON LIVING WELL
MEDICATIONS AND TREATMENT
Could Your GLP-1 Be Causing Hair Loss? New study Raises Fresh Concerns.
Researchers from UPenn found that patients with type 2 diabetes on GLP-1s experience hair loss more frequently than those taking other diabetes medications.
GLP-1 Medications and You: The Ultimate Guide to These Diabetes and Weight Loss Drugs
GLP-1 agonists are popular medications that help with weight loss and blood sugar control in diabetes. They are typically injected under the skin.
What are Sulfonylureas? Here’s What To Know About This Diabetes Drug Class.
Sulfonylureas are the oldest class of oral anti-diabetes medications. Read on for how they work, their side effects, and how to take them safely.
Insulin Therapy and Diabetes
Insulin is a hormone which allows glucose to move from the blood into the cells. Insulin therapy is an important part of diabetes management.
ESSENTIAL DEVICES AND TECH
