How Is Diabetes Different for Older Adults?
Learn about some of the unique challenges for older adults with diabetes and how health care professionals can help them manage their care. Read more
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How Is Diabetes Related to Urinary Tract and Sexual Problems?
Learn how diabetes can affect the urinary tract and sexual organs and how health care professionals can treat complications. Read more
Research on COVID-19 and Diabetes Sets the Stage for Care
Learn what we understand so far about the link between diabetes and COVID-19 and what research findings may mean for diabetes care. Read more
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
How Hypoglycemia Unawareness Affects People with Diabetes
Hypoglycemia unawareness is more common than previously thought and can lead to serious complications. Read more
How Can You Use Teleophthalmology to Prevent Vision Loss in Patients with Diabetes?
Are you ready to use teleophthalmology to prevent vision loss in patients with diabetes? Read more
How Can Health Care Professionals Help Prevent and Treat Diabetic Neuropathy?
Diabetes is the most common cause of neuropathy. Learn how you can diagnose, treat, and prevent peripheral and autonomic neuropathy in people with diabetes. Read more
Managing and Preventing Diabetes After an Organ Transplant
Complications of posttransplant diabetes mellitus can develop quickly, but appropriate management may prevent them. Read more
Celebrating the DDP Blog’s 5th Anniversary
This month marks the 5th anniversary of the Diabetes Discoveries & Practice Blog. Read more
What are the Links Between Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) and Diabetes?
Learn about the relationship between insulin resistance and PCOS. Read more
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