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A guide to the first year after a diabetes diagnosis

Diabetes is a disease affecting the body's production of insulin (type 1) or both the body's use and its production of insulin (type 2). Injectable insulin is a lifesaver for people who can no longer produce it on their own

Some people with diabetes use wearable pumps to provide their insulin

A comprehensive listing of products to help you manage your condition

This year, the name of the game is convenience

If you have type 2 diabetes, you may be managing your condition with diet and exercise alone, or combined with one or more oral medications or injected drugs

At the center of your diabetes care plan is a small, lightweight device that provides lifesaving knowledge at your fingertips--literally

If you have diabetes, at some time or another you will probably have low blood glucose. Here's how to make sure you're prepared

When the body has no insulin, it's forced to burn fat for fuel. This produces ketones, and when they build up, the result can be a dangerous condition called diabetic ketoacidosis