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High Blood Pressure and Kidney Disease
People with high blood pressure, especially those with diabetes, are at higher risk for kidney disease. Learn how to help them manage their conditions and reduce their risk. Read more
The Link Between Diabetes and Kidney Disease
People with diabetes are at high risk for kidney disease, but there are steps they can take to protect their kidneys. Read more
Diabetes Distress and Depression
Learn about addressing the emotional side of living with diabetes as part of comprehensive diabetes care. Read more
Addressing Cardiovascular Risk Factors in People with Diabetes
For patients with diabetes, cardiovascular disease should be a top priority. Read more
Working with Diabetes Patients to Prevent or Treat Cancer
As a health care professional, are you thinking about the interplay between diabetes and cancer? Read more
Promoting Better Sleep Habits in Adolescents with Type 1
Sleep is often overlooked as a potential risk or protective factor for diabetes management. Read more
Look at the Feet
A podiatric foot examination is a vital part of an overall medical work-up for people with diabetes. Read more
Diabetes in America: A Go-To Resource on Diabetes and its Complications
This comprehensive, data-rich publication can serve as a resource to clinicians, researchers, and more. Read more
Type 1 Diabetes: Fewer Exams, Better Eye Health
New research looks at individual risk for diabetic eye disease and frequency of eye screenings Read more
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