The Role of Your Diabetes Educator

From choosing the best blood glucose monitor to planning meals, your diabetes educator helps you manage the day-to-day aspects of your diabetes care.

• Diabetes and Dental Health

• 'You Can't Eat Sugar' and Other Diabetes Myths

• How Diabetes Affects the Eyes and Why You Should Get Them Checked

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Preventing Complications of Type 1 Diabetes

Type 1 diabetes can cause serious complications, including heart disease, kidney damage and vision loss. Learn how to prevent these problems.

• Staying Ahead of the Class: Planning for Diabetes in School

• Spotting the Signs of Diabetic Ketoacidosis in Your Child

• Getting Through the School Day: How Laws Help Children With Diabetes

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How Diabetes Affects Your Feet

People with diabetes are at risk for problems with their feet. Follow these four steps to reduce your risk.

• Not Just for Children: Adults Can Get Type 1

• Diabetes and Alcoholism: A Deadly Mix

• Diabetes and Pregnancy: How to Plan for a Healthy Baby

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Stress Can Aggravate Diabetes

Find out how stress affects your blood sugar levels and learn how to better manage it.

• Help Control Your Diabetes With Exercise

• 6 Common Insulin Mistakes to Avoid

• Insulin and Diabetes: Your Questions Answered

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Having Surgery When You Have Diabetes: 7 Steps for Success

Preparing for surgery is stressful, especially if you have diabetes. Follow these steps before your operation so you can be on the road to a better recovery.

• Decision Focus: Is Continuous Glucose Monitoring for You?

• Hemoglobin A1C Test (HbA1C): Your Questions Answered

• Checking Your Blood Sugar, Made Easy

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Type I Diabetes: The Search for Prevention

Type 1 diabetes can't be prevented. But as scientists learn more, they are coming closer to finding ways to stop it before it starts.

• Type I Diabetes: The Search for Prevention

• Islet Cell Transplantation: New Hope for Type 1 Diabetes?

• Pancreas Transplant

• Making Sense of Medical Studies

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