Sherri Shepherd’s on a roll—and ready to talk about diabetes.

Taking antioxidant vitamins doesn’t prevent type 2 diabetes, a study found.

People who used a continuous glucose monitor frequently had greater A1C reductions than those who used one less often.

For people with type 2 diabetes, a new study suggests that the medication shouldn’t be shunned.

Scientists have developed a new way to study type 1 that could lay the groundwork for a future cure.

In regions where tuberculosis is endemic, like sub-Saharan Africa, 1 in 3 children and adolescents with type 1 diabetes tests positive for TB.

A study found that women with diabetes are less likely than others to get Pap smears and mammograms.

All participants who started exercising more improved their HDL (“good”) cholesterol levels, a study found.

Those who practiced yoga—but not those who did other forms of exercise—were more likely to be mindful eaters, a study found.

Exercise may reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes in adolescents by improving insulin sensitivity.

A study suggests that wheat causes problems other than celiac disease in people with diabetes.

Eating a diet rich in vegetables and fish may lessen the need for oral type 2 diabetes medications.

After their first heart attack, people who ate chocolate had a lower risk of dying than those who abstained, a study found.

Guarding the cookie jar may not be enough to keep your kids slim.

Healthy eating is important, especially for people with diabetes, but too often we don’t do what we know we should.

A study suggests that retail clinics offer good, inexpensive treatment of minor ills.

Adults with diabetes are at increased risk for stroke, so it pays to know the warning signs.

If you live near a busy road, you may be upping your risk of high blood pressure.

Three kinds of ginger mean that Triple Gingerbread Squares are majorly delicious.

Mint Chocolate Chip Meringues are lightweight but heavy on flavor.

Fudge Cookies are full of gooey goodness.

Experts offer tips on how to dig yourself out of unemployment while managing your diabetes well.

In January the Prince Hall Shriners Foundation formed the National Diabetes Initiative to disseminate diabetes education and raise funds for research.

"I can honestly say that I am a much healthier person today, with diabetes, than I was before I was diagnosed."—Sandy Graf, Hauser, Idaho

Working exercise into a busy schedule is much easier and more sustainable if you attach your chosen activities to something you’re already doing.

So what does success with diabetes look like? Depends on who’s talking. 

When choosing a starchy snack, be careful about the serving size.

All this diabetes paraphernalia really weighs me down.

 

For Dave Nevins, type 1 diabetes doesn't get in the way of extreme adventures.