A daily oral dose of the protein interferon alpha helped children and young people with newly diagnosed type 1 preserve their remaining insulin-producing beta cells.

Diabetes meds can be costly, but a study found that their prices can vary a lot depending on where they are purchased.

Planning to have a baby? Your doctor may want you to make sure your A1C is less than 7 percent before you conceive.

A pilot study has found that botulinum toxin reduced foot pain from neuropathy in people with type 2 diabetes.

A series of European studies reached conflicting conclusions about a potential link between cancer and the long-acting insulin glargine (Lantus).

Extremes in blood glucose levels can lessen kids’ mental functioning.

Type 2 diabetes begins to develop as long as 13 years before diagnosis, a study shows.

A study of 652 middle-aged women with type 1 diabetes found that 35 percent experienced some form of sexual dysfunction.

Join a softball league, take fitness classes at your local YMCA, or resolve to lap the block each day. Doing so may help you live longer.

Lower-limb amputation is a severe complication of diabetes that can often be averted by controlling blood glucose control, not smoking, caring for your feet, and reporting problems early.