Kathleen Doughty

Her doctor told her she could no longer compete as a cyclist; she’s now training for the Olympics.

They uncover two proteins that would detect nephropathy before a urine test would detect damage.

Radiologists previously thought the drug might up risk of kidney problems in procedures that involved injecting contrast.

And more fun. We offer tips for those watching their blood sugar levels.

A study finds the benefits can be long-lasting, but this treatment strategy also comes with risks.

An overview of how to have the sex life you want after a diabetes diagnosis.

Radiologists previously thought the drug might up risk of kidney problems in procedures that involved injecting contrast.

Researchers find it ups the risk when compared to another diabetes drug, but that risk still remains low.

A new study reveals that treating people with MODY with some Type 2 treatments can curb natural insulin production.

A beginning comparison between two artificial pancreas systems.

A new study finds it’s bad for you. But you knew that already, didn’t you?

The FDA fast-tracks a treatment that would, in theory, use T cells to stop Type 1 diabetes in its tracks

This might open up pump therapy for more young children.

A profile of an endurance athlete with Team Novo Nordisk.

German researchers test whether such screening leads to better health outcomes for children with Type 1 and their parents.

Parent-to-parent mentoring may help parents provide improved care to children recently diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes.

In a new study, researchers suggest that better sanitation and hygiene standards might be the culprit.

A Canadian study finds socioeconomic status affects health outcomes, even when pumps are subsidized.

People with diabetes have a comfort level with their own blood that others with working pancreases might find...creepy.