Heredity and genetics may play a part in your risk of Type 2 diabetes. Researchers at St. Louis University have concluded that 50% of Americans may have the "diabetes gene". ... Read More

Diabetes affects almost 10 million women in the United States and the number is increasing. Divabetic events offer a place where women can learn to live more healthy lives. Learning ... Read More

Duloxetine is a medication used to treat the pain associated with diabetic periperal neuropathy. Diabetic peripheral neuropathy is a complication of diabetes usually affecting people who have had diabetes for ... Read More

The glycemic index is a measurement of how rapidly a carbohydrate enters your bloodstream and how high it raises your blood glucose level. Not all carbs are the same. Examples ... Read More

Flu season is upon us and while being sick with the flu is hard on all kids, children with diabetes can have a more difficult time. When your child is ... Read More

The list is long for reasons to stop smoking. Cigarettes cause all kinds of health troubles. There is an increased risk of cancer, emphysema, heart disease, and strokes. Add to ... Read More

According to a recent article in DOC News, a publication of the ADA, increasing your intake of fruits and vegetables lowers your risk of strokes. Eating 3-5 cups a day ... Read More

Halle Berry won a People's Choice Award on January 9th for "Favorite Female Action Star" in the movie "X-Men, The Last Stand". But did you know that Halle Berry also ... Read More

Happy New Year from your guide! Now's the time to eat healthy, increase physical activity and make those lifestyle changes that are so important for good health. How do you ... Read More