Living

Unsolicited advice from our editor, with GIFs.

During a round-the-world trip, a reporter begins to experience the symptoms of diabetes in Nepal.

A guide for people with diabetes, with GIFS to illustrate each point.

Alex Radita died of infection and starvation because his parents tried to treat his Type 1 diabetes mainly through prayer.

People with chronic conditions likely will find coverage with these plans, but will the plans be affordable?

Growing up in a household where Type 1 diabetes was just another aspect of life.

...without seeing them bolus or test.

Scottish police are investigating how social services failed to protect the child.

Republican lawmakers are shifting their terminology and timelines when discussing how to address the law.

People with Type 1 diabetes describe the economic hardship of the cost of their self-care.

We examine the cases against the executive order barring immigrants and refugees from seven countries.

Fly-by-night businesses offer service dog documentation with just a few mouse-clicks.

We provide an analysis of the legal arguments in the customer-centered complaint.

The plan, which is heavy on deregulation, would not guarantee coverage for those with preexisting conditions after two years.

And no one wants to talk about how good blood sugar control can come with weight gain.

A family looks for clues after their son dies unexpectedly.

Four ways the first public ambassador for Type 1 diabetes broke the rules.

A Virginia mother lodges complaints with the U.S. Department of Education about what she says is inadequate diabetes care during school.

It would ensure coverage for those with preexisting conditions, but some wonder whether it could get the votes needed to pass.

The fault may lie in the private prison system.