Living

We share survey results for how people manage blood sugar levels during the eat-a-thon part of the year.

I was originally born in Canada and left at five years old to go to North Africa with my father. He couldn’t get around so he believed being in his homeland would be easier. At five years old, I was…

Reports on the health consequences of cannabis use are mixed.  There have however been studies done that suggest there are health consequences, so those considering medical cannabis should read up on the research before blindly following the crowd. Latest research…

With a focus on building community, peer-led information exchange, creative health programs, and social support, the Family Centre does diabetes differently and represents a new model of care for people with type 1 diabetes. A holistic care facility Opened in…

FDA Biosimilars Policy Ensures High Insulin Costs & Declining Public Health But Change is Coming

Research published in Diabetes Care shows that good self-management (aka Executive Function) is predictive of teen success maintaining better glycemic control while transiting to adulthood.

Inspirational T1D blogger, instagrammer and influencer, Judy Mitri from Montreal, shares her journey to Type 1 Diabetes acceptance.

Diabetes can be particularly confusing for a teen where it can be easy to write off initial symptoms of low or high BG levels as fatigue from too much activity or illness-related.

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) will now allow certificated medical examiners to decide whether truck drivers with stable insulin-treated diabetes are qualified to drive.

Diva Diabetics, located in St. Louis, is a great example of a T1D mentoring/support group. Here is the history, group dynamics, and learnings from the founder.

Continuous Glucose Monitoring improves your child's health because these devices constantly monitor BG levels and make it easy to use your smartphone, computer, or tablet to see and react to trends quickly.

Continuous glucose monitoring is medically helpful and an essential tool for healthy living with diabetes.

The founder of Just a Little Suga' is working to increase diversity in the diabetes community.

A travel enthusiast discusses the business she created to make international travel more practical for those with T1D.

Solution supports reimbursed remote patient monitoring and chronic care management programs advancing Connected Health.