Interrupt your daily schedule with exercise to help your heart.

The number of new diagnoses has risen in the past 10 years.

A link between gestational diabetes and child language development

Two new company recalls you should know about.

Teens with type 1 don't suffer any mental effects from hypoglycemic episodes.

A new study says diabetes does not cause Parkinson's.

Of all oral type 2 drugs, metformin is best for heart health.

Pregnant women might want to consider using a continuous glucose monitor.

School nurses can help kids with type 1.

Having diabetes means a shorter lifespan for people with Alzheimer's disease.

Combined with aerobic training, certain resistance exercises yield greater muscle mass than others.

Exercise during pregnancy could set you up for a lifetime of fitness.

How sprinting can help young people with type 1

A study in mice finds chamomile may protect against diabetes complications.

If you choose healthy foods, chances are your child will, too.

Eating slowly can help you drop pounds.

A low-glycemic diet may trump a high-fiber one.

Obese people may enjoy food less than their thin counterparts do.

You can calm yourself—and your partner—by trading de-stressing rubdowns.

Cigarettes plus obesity equals a greater risk of death.

For children, a good night's sleep may reduce chances of obesity later.

Sporadic smoking isn't risk free. 

A hearty winter side dish

A mediterranean delight that satisfies.

Rich, creamy, and filling

An elegant alternative to the usual mashed potato.

A healthy version of the Southern favorite

Buttery biscuits lose the fat but stay moist and delicious.

Meet Chris Stokes, 17, ADA’s 2009 National Youth Advocate.

"I've been reading Diabetes Forecast for almost 15 years, and I can't remember enjoying an issue more than the October issue." —Daniel Martin

Researchers are working hard to develop new methods of care delivery, with the overall goal of putting the patient at the center of the process.

As a person with diabetes, you are an expert, too.

Although a low-fiber diet is the treatment for diverticulitis, once the symptoms are gone, you should try to gradually increase the fiber in your diet to best avoid another attack.

Even if you're not on a medication that can cause hypoglycemia, and have achieved your glucose control targets, it may be a good idea to perform spot checks of your glucose at least a few times a week.

"I wanted to make sure that Katie's classmates understood what it really means to have diabetes."

Legislation to extend health insurance to 4 million additional children has won Senate approval, paving the way for President Obama to sign a final bill as early as next week.

These fish are tops when it comes to heart-healthy omega-3s.

A recent study found that a low-glycemic-index diet helped people with type 2 control blood glucose better than a high-cereal-fiber diet. Here's how.

President Barack Obama has signed legislation expanding the State Children's Health Insurance Program and extending it through 2013, providing coverage to 11 million children from lower-income families.

The $787 billion stimulus package that President Barack Obama signed into law today contains several measures that will give unemployed and low-income people greater access to health care, as well as fund diabetes research and prevention programs.