Addressing Depression and Suicide Risk in Patients with Diabetes
Learn why screening for depression and suicidal thoughts is an important part of diabetes care. Read more
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Help Your Patients Follow Their Kidney Health
Do your patients know having diabetes increases their risk for kidney disease? Read more
Addressing Beliefs and Perceptions to Improve Medication Adherence
Listening to what patients with diabetes think about their disease and medications can be an important starting point for helping them improve their blood glucose control. Read more
Celebrating the DDP Blog’s 5th Anniversary
This month marks the 5th anniversary of the Diabetes Discoveries & Practice Blog. Read more
Managing Diabetes Before, During, and After Pregnancy
Learn how diabetes can affect pregnancy and how to improve health outcomes for pregnant women who have diabetes. Read more
How can you use telehealth to provide patient-centered diabetes care?
Many health care professionals and people with diabetes have used telehealth during the COVID-19 pandemic. What has the experience revealed about the benefits and challenges of remote diabetes care? Read more
Top NIDDK Videos for Diabetes Health Care Professionals
Check out some of our most popular videos about caring for people with diabetes. Read more
Understanding the Link between Diabetes Care and Sickle Cell Disease
What should diabetes health care professionals consider when treating patients who have sickle cell trait or disease? Read more
What Health Care Professionals Should Know About NIDDK Research
Learn how NIDDK research contributes to the care you provide patients with diabetes. Read more
Resources to Answer Common Questions from Patients with Diabetes
Get answers to your patients’ questions about managing their diabetes. Read more
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