There are many myths about diabetes that are not true. An Apollo doctor clarified some of these misconceptions, including the ...

Many diabetes myths still exist and can lead to worse health outcomes. Diabetes is a complex chronic disease; it’s not caused by eating too much sugar or carbs. Manage diabetes by eating a balanced ...

A growing body of research suggests the brain plays a central role in diabetic ketoacidosis, opening the possibility of treating type 1 diabetes in an entirely new way.

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Of course, blood sugars are an important piece of your overall health. There are valid recommendations for optimizing blood sugars. But the truth sometimes gets lost in the social media flood. Our ...

Nearly one in four US adults with diabetes are unaware they have it - Researchers announced Thursday that they had taken a ...

I smile and say yes—I’m a person with diabetes (that’s actually the right term)—and yes, I’m enjoying this croissant. This answer still surprises people because somewhere along the way, we were taught ...

When it comes to spotting the early warning signs of diabetes, most people think of blood sugar tests or weight gain. But here’s something you might not know: your eyes can reveal powerful clues about ...

Dr. Al Powers answers the question: 'Should I Tell My Boss About My Diabetes?' — -- Question: Does my employer have to know about my diabetes before or while I am employed? Answer: It's not ...

Think you know the truth about diabetes? These common myths might be standing in the way between you and better health. Reviewed by Dietitian Katey Davidson, M.Sc.FN, RD, CPT Many diabetes myths still ...