In the blink of an eye
Diabetes is the leading cause of blindness in Canada. For Ryan Hooey, it’s a lesson he learned firsthand.
Diabetes and your teeth
Oral health depends on good diabetes management.
10 ways to support your loved one with diabetes
How a teamwork approach can help your family members with their self-management.
Are smoothies really good for you?
Drinking your fruit may not be the healthiest move.
Diabetes and drinking
Here is what you should consider.
Diabetes and the flu: not a good combination
For seniors living with diabetes, protecting themselves against the flu is even more essential. Read more.
The flu can be devastating for older Canadians with diabetes
Three out of four Canadians over 65 have a chronic medical condition, including diabetes. People with chronic health conditions like diabetes have a higher risk of serious flu-related complications, hospitalizations or even death.
Three reasons to try canned fish
It is convenient, healthy, and affordable.
Managing the dawn phenomenon
Early morning highs in blood glucose (the dawn phenomenon) are common for people living with diabetes. These tips can help manage them.
Mild, moderate or severe hypoglycemia - what's the difference?
If you are taking certain medications for diabetes (especially insulin), chances are you’ve experienced a hypoglycemic episode. But you may be less aware of the different stages of hypoglycemia, and how to treat and manage each one. This knowledge could help you manage your diabetes more effectively.
Sex & diabetes—what you need to know
Endocrinologists Dr. Alice Cheng and Dr. Richard Bebb answer common questions about sex-related problems, and offer solutions.