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An online Australian program tests writing as a therapeutic tool for diabetes self-care.

We’re tracking three pitchers and an outfielder with diabetes who are performing at an elite level in professional sports.

Multiple studies have shown that women die younger than men with the condition.

The drug can now be used to treat diabetic macular edema.

A lawyer examines the patchwork laws governing people with diabetes and licenses to drive.

Before she passed away, chemist Heathra Whitlow shared how attitude and a little chemistry knowledge shaped her diabetes care.

Taking care of a child with diabetes is an art, not a science. Learn how one mother does it in the first of a two-part series.

Here are more tips for keeping it together while keeping your child with diabetes healthy. The conclusion of a 2-part series.

A parent of a teen diagnosed with Type 1 describes the struggles of predicting what a dying pancreas might do.

The diabetes online community finds a romantic way to support people with Type 1 in the developing world.

A tattoo aficionado with Type 1 shares his experience on getting some ink done.

A study shows that doctors might be able to diagnose future eye problems by looking at nerve cells in the cornea.

In this compilation, we share the best Insulin Nation stories on handling diabetes while growing up.

A woman with Type 1 grapples with the newness of treating her diabetes while on a tour of Italy.

We rewrite some modern-day classics to bring diabetes into the plot.

In this video, we flip the script and make having a working pancreas a rare event.

In Sweet Tooth , Tim Anderson describes how his first experience of diabetes summer camp did not go as planned.

In this Sweet Tooth excerpt, a teen recently diagnosed with Type 1 takes out his frustration on his glucometer.

What people are saying, and not saying, about Jay Cutler’s diabetes and his poor play in 2014.

In Part 3 of our Sweet Tooth excerpts, Tim Anderson describes learning about his diabetes from a difficult nurse.