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Nadia Al-Samarrie We know the Native Americans had cranberries in their diet and were the people that introduced the new

Diabetes Health Type 1: You’re Not Bad Because You Get a “Bad” Blood Sugar Number

By Meagan Esler I worked in the shop I manage the other day when I overheard someone say “blood sugar.”

By Meagan Esler I’m trying to stay cool and age “gracefully” as they say, though, my body is rebelling and

By Lilly Diabetes Worrying about contracting COVID-19 has led many people across the United States to avoid doctor or hospital

The origin of muffins comes from the United Kingdom. The American version is considered more of a cake, softer than

By Nadia Al-Samarrie Years ago, when I had my Sugar Happy Diabetes store in San Francisco, It was cheaper for

If you would like a video answer to your diabetes question, join me on my YouTube station. I would like

By Claire M. Lynch As a 10-year-old, Jetonne Mumma’s mother took her to the doctor because she was experiencing symptoms

Kaleb Cabe had frequent uncontrolled urination at age four even though he was toilet trained. His mother took him to

Leonard Award program recognizes innovation and positive achievements in the diabetes community Lilly to give $100,000 to Life for a

By Tanya Isch Caylor If you have diabetes, you have to be concerned about cardiovascular disease. No matter how fit