Create a Valentine's Day dinner that's big on romance and full of flavor. Plus, it's diet friendly.

Kids who have experienced diabetic ketoacidosis may have persistent memory problems.

Diet and exercise can delay the onset of type 2 diabetes.

Obese people who used liraglutide lost more weight than their peers.

Exenatide (Byetta) has won an expanded role in treatment of diabetes.

Eating shellfish, such as shrimp or crab, once or more a week increases the risk of developing type 2 diabetes.

A study found that adding a basal or a mealtime insulin to oral medication—either metformin or a sulfonylurea—helped people with type 2 control their blood glucose better.

Want to lose weight? Find a buddy who’s serious about losing it too.

In people with diabetes, Alzheimer’s progresses more slowly than it does in those without the disease.

Women who load up on vegetables while pregnant have children who are less likely to have type 1 diabetes.

Regular exercise combined with portion control works best for weight loss.

Workplace workouts seem to be a win-win for both employees and the boss.

Speed eating can pack on the pounds.

A little protein goes a long way.

People on a low-calorie, low-fat diet reported being in better spirits after a year than those who tried a low-carbohydrate plan with the same number of calories.

Migraines may raise stroke risk.

Men and women who have had cardiovascular disease have a greater risk of hip fractures than their peers.

Surfing the Web can be good for your brain.

A husband-and-wife team fights for a cure.

A new cookbook, Heart-Smart Diabetes Kitchen, proves pizza doesn't have to be loaded with fat and carbs.

The American Diabetes Association is providing another tool for people who want their diabetes questions answered online and quickly: a live Web chat service operated through ADA's National Call Center.

"I rode for up to four hours per day for five days, despite the complications I've had from diabetes." —Gemma Rettmann, Eugene, Ore.

Diabetes can cause problems like gastroparesis, a condition marked by delayed stomach emptying.

Pancreatitis may be linked to statin use, but it's very uncommon. Could this be the case for one reader?

Self-monitoring of blood glucose (SMBG) is one area where people with diabetes potentially face cutbacks in coverage. What can you do about it?

I knew that dragging 250 pounds of myself through the stinking hot desert in August—daily temperatures reached 105 degrees last year—would be painful. So I set a plan to get into shape.

Cross-country skier Kris Freeman is heading to his third consecutive Winter Olympics and may offer America's best shot in more than 30 years to bring home a medal. Freeman, 29, of Andover, N.H., is believed to be the first athlete with type 1 diabetes to compete at a world-class level in an endurance sport.