The veteran newsman talks publicly for the first time about his diabetes.

Nope, having diabetes doesn’t mean you have to give up ice cream.

In these latest trials, however, it turned out that intensive therapy didn’t reduce cardiovascular risk significantly more than standard therapy did

If you’re a pregnant woman with diabetes—whether it’s preexisting or gestational—you’re either managing it with diet and exercise alone or with insulin.

Maternal blood glucose during pregnancy can affect fetuses even at levels usually considered normal.

A new study indicates that bypass surgery may do more for people with diabetes than just helping them shed pounds.

In 2005, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) received five reports of deaths in teenagers whose insulin pump misuse may have contributed to the fatalities.

Making an appointment for a diabetes class or educator visit could help your health and your wallet.

You no longer have to worry about keeping your genes a secret, thanks to a new law that protects the use of genetic information.

Sleep apnea—temporary lapses of breath during slumber—can ruin anyone’s beauty sleep, but people with diabetes have more to worry about.

Flossing may seem like a hassle, but taking care of your teeth may improve your long-term health.

Looking for a slice of heaven? Look no further.

Not just for everyday, banana sundaes bring out the child in everyone.

Creamy and fruity ice cream floats are as refreshing as they are decadent.

Consider this a healthy alternative to the Orange Julius.

Creamy oatmeal goes sweet with fresh peaches, apple juice, and cinnamon.

Savory hash browns are the perfect complement to an egg breakfast.

These baked treats are a fun alternative to the typical omelet.

EXPOs make learning about diabetes fun.

Diabetes and travel; a good doctor; celiac disease; diabetes camp; exercise; women's issues.

Two questions about insulin use.

What explains it and how can we avoid it?

Learning from the experts at ADA's annual Scientific Sessions.

A reader finds that his writing brings him closer to his grandmother—and his diabetes.