It seems like a chicken-or-egg scenario, but the question of which comes first—diabetes or depression—may finally have an answer: Both.

African Americans with diabetes don’t fare as well as their white counterparts, and a new study looks to physician behavior for an explanation.

Insulin gets a bad rap: Needles, weight gain, and low blood glucose (hypoglycemia) loom large as reasons people avoid this potentially lifesaving medication.

Seems like you can’t open the newspaper these days without seeing yet another story questioning the safety of a prescription drug.

People taking rosiglitazone (Avandia) to treat type 2 diabetes may be getting more from their prescription than anticipated.

The rate of type 1 diabetes in Finland is accelerating

Spicy, tasty Mexicali eggs are worth waking up early for.

In a hurry? These muffins are easy to freeze ahead of time so they’re always good to go.

A healthy, crispy version of the beloved buffalo wing

These crunchy chicken tenders will pass the kids' taste test.

Thanks to overnight marinating, this herbed mustard chicken is juicy and flavorful.

Curry and cayenne powder lend excitement to skewered chicken.

Pair a glass with your favorite whole-grain cereal for a healthy start to the day.  

Get involved to raise awareness and funds.

Bookbags, folders, calculators, and summer reading assignments: For kids with diabetes and their parents, these typical back-to-school preparations are just the beginning.

Praise for Nick Jonas; the plus side of going vegan; eating disorders; side effects of Januvia; a young reader's tale

How might I motivate someone asking for help with cholesterol?

How can I avoid wildly fluctuating blood glucose?

It is easier to reduce risk when risk is high.

Have you ever noticed that the best way to succeed at something new is to see it done well by someone else?

As a mother of three children who have type 1 diabetes, I am often asked, “how do you cope?”