Diabetes Awareness Month

A surgeon and biotech leader discusses the role of primary care doctors in wound care.

A new technology may help primary care physicians meet the growing need for comprehensive foot exams for patients with diabetes

A slideshow with steps to take for better physical and mental wellness this year.

$1M grant includes scholarships for physician training in lifestyle medicine.

Reducing risks of all-cause mortality is a goal with new treatment options.

WalletHub tallies cities based on body metrics, health consequences and food availability.

Sensor paired with smartphone app measures glucose values every 15 minutes.

Half of states have price limits; national bill remains pending.

Clinician education can help drive improved outcomes and reduced costs for chronic care management.

Company joins Eli Lilly, Novo Nordisk in reducing costs for patients with diabetes.

Company follows Eli Lilly to reduce patient costs as federal health care leaders tout effects of new laws on drug prices.

Study examines patient action that ‘is frequently harmful, and sometimes deadly.’

Number of adults with disease has increased nationally, but fastest in the south.

The soaring price of insulin and other diabetes-related medications has led many with the disease to adopt strategies for coping with the cost burden of controlling the disease.

Diabetes is a widespread and rapidly-growing disease

A perceived lack of support from family and friends can affect a patient’s ability to manage type 2 diabetes.

For people addressing prediabetes, a move to virtual coaching hasn’t eclipsed the powerful pull of community-based programs.

The key to treating diabetes is to understand it

The latest on managing diabetes with Marie E. McDonnell, MD

How can physicians help patients control their diabetes in the COVID-19 era?

The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic has made managing diabetes more important than ever.

See if you can choose the correct codes.

Primary care physicians sometimes struggle to effectively treat patients with diabetes.

The two chronic conditions are closely linked.