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Monogenic diabetes is a rare type of diabetes that's caused by a single gene mutation. It accounts for about 1-2% of all diabetes cases, though its prevalence may actually be up to 5%. It has ...

Editor’s Note: People who take insulin require consistently affordable and predictable sources of insulin at all times. If you or a loved one are struggling to afford or access insulin, click here.

Your doctor prescribed you insulin, but when you went to the pharmacy, the price was way too high. Now what? You're not alone and we're here to help. GetInsulin.org connects you with programs that can ...

Canada—the birthplace of Fredrick Banting and, therefore, insulin. Canada’s population is 36 million people, and the most recent data says that 300,000 of these Canadians live with type 1 ...

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The term diabulimia refers to the life-threatening and unhealthy practice of withholding insulin to manipulate or lose body weight. People suffering from diabulimia may exhibit any number of eating ...

Walking is one of the most convenient forms of exercise. It can be especially helpful to people with type 2 diabetes who seek easy and low-impact ways to be active. Bonus? It can be done almost ...

Diabetes care and education specialists can be an essential partner to help you manage diabetes. Learn how to find one. What is a Diabetes Care and Education Specialist (DCES) and why should I see one ...

Congratulations, you have health insurance! But your diabetes supplies and insulin are still expensive. What’s a person with diabetes to do? Editor’s Note: People who take insulin require consistently ...