Diabetes

WebMD describes the latest methods to control your blood sugar levels if you have diabetes, including new drugs, studies on stem cells, and research on making an artificial pancreas.

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Whether you're on a dinner date or spending a night out with friends, WebMD knows that type 2 diabetes doesn't need to intrude like an unwanted guest.

You can put together healthy meals in minutes when you've got a well-planned pantry and freezer. WebMD Magazine has the details.

Diabetes can harm one of your most prized assets: your eyesight. But WebMD says vision problems are not inevitable.

Swap difficult diets for good and simple healthy foods. Here’s advice on how from WebMD Magazine.

WebMD Magazine has tips to protect against nerve damage and infection.

There's no magic pill yet, but you have more options than ever before to help control your type 2 diabetes. And more are coming.

High-intensity interval training mixes bursts of exercise with rest, giving you a workout in as little as 10 minutes.

Master the blood sugar monitoring basics and know your numbers.

When a chef was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, he got serious about changing his habits and living healthier. Here's his story.

Women with type 1 diabetes can get pregnant and have healthy babies, but they need to work closely with their doctor to control glucose levels.

High blood pressure can worsen diabetes , but exercise, changes in your diet, and getting enough sleep can help fight the negative effects.

Your diabetes specialist connects you with the tools and support you need to stay healthy. Here's how to pick the right one.

Your blood sugar is under control. How do you talk to your doctor about stopping medication? WebMD explains.

Exercise is key for diabetes management. WebMD explains how a personal trainer can boost your results.

Take note of these red flags and learn what to do.

5 steps to accept and manage your condition.

Find the time of day that works best with your lifestyle.

Heat, especially extreme heat, is hard for anyone to tolerate. It’s especially hard on people with diabetes.

Even natural sweetness can bump up your blood sugar.

What to pack and how to prep for your trip.

Treating your diabetes with insulin doesn't have to be a daily headache. WebMD shows you how to make it as easy as possible.

WebMD has tips for people with diabetes who need to take more than one insulin shot a day.

Learn about a daily care plan that can reduce your chances of getting diabetes complications like heart disease, stroke, or kidney failure.