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Type 2 diabetes has become increasingly common in the United States. A recent study has found that drinking green tea and coffee may help. Here’s a quick tip, from Treepple Health News.

Childhood Obesity has become more common in the US in recent years, and increasing health concerns come with that. Luckily, a new study has shown that looking into gut health could be the answer. Here's the latest, from Treepple Health News.

Approximately 40% of adults aged 20 and over suffer from obesity, but a new definition of the disease will hopefully provide the medical support and patience that is needed to aid their health. Learn more, from Treepple Health News.

Alzheimer's disease affects many Americans, and there are a lot of things you can do to lower your risk of developing this disease. Find out how, from Treepple Health News .

Switching up your diet has been shown to fight off certain types of Cancer. Watch to learn more from Treepple Health News on which foods you should consider adding to your diet.

Your daily dose of health news including high rates of teenage mothers experiencing mental illness, fewer teenagers experimenting with drugs and alcohol, and the risks of sleepiness in seniors.

Your daily dose of health news including high rates of seniors that have began using marijuana, benefits of riding your bike to work, and new evidence that suggests skipping breakfast is counter-productive when trying to lose weight.

Your daily dose of health news including vaping linked to cancer-causing changes in DNA, how who you're raised by may change your weight, and why women may be overeating sugar and unhealthy fats.

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Your daily dose of health news including the benefits of chili peppers, the link between ultraprocessed foods and diabetes, and high reports of injuries involved with texting and walking.

Your daily dose of health news including new findings that suggest the brain structure of children who have parents with depression may be different that other children, findings that stress the importance of three meals a day, and the dangers of inhaling smoke from wood-burning fires.

Your daily health news including how three meals a day may be best for patients with diabetes, how a drug used for diabetes may help promote healthy aging, and how anthrax toxins may be a new treatment for bladder cancer.

Health news including how you can make a fast food meal healthier, which milk may be best when it comes to nutrients, and how avocados may lower type 2 diabetes risk.

Your daily health news including how over exertion can affect cognitive control, how naturally sweetened drinks may also be a risk for diabetes, and how Vitamin D may lower cancer risk.

Your daily health news including how physical activity may lengthen your lifespan, how artificial intelligence may be able to diagnose patients, and an identified link between birth control pills and type 2 diabetes.

Diabetic epidemic in Asia increases risk of premature death among women middle aged people

Chronic diseases, reason for declining mobility of old people Study

Comedian Paul Rodriguez exclusively talks with The Doctors about losing his sister to diabetes.

Their taste for blood might be scary, but they actually are a valuable tool in hospitals around the world. They are leeches.

Find out how an islet cell transfer helped one Type 1 diabetic woman become insulin-free. Could this new procedure be a cure for other Type 1 diabetics?

Internist Dr. Sarah Hallberg shares how Virta Health’s new approach to managing diabetes has been successful for so many people battling the disease.

The Doctors are joined by Jane Ann, who is diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes, and Founder & CEO of Virta Health Sami Inkinen to discuss a new approach to managing diabetes.

The Doctors are joined by Sophia, who has Type 1 diabetes, and her mother, Stephanie, along with Carleigh, who is training the adorable dog Honey to be a diabetic alert dog.

Discover Jessica's truth about her diabetes and her Native American Community.

Siani just wants to be a regular college student. “This is my new math. This Is Diabetes.â€� The American Diabetes Association's mission is to prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes.

Christina doesn’t let her diabetes get in the way of her busy life. This Is Diabetes.

In a wonderful case of role reversal, Guadalupe takes care of his aging mother with diabetes. She assures him that he is her favorite!

In a wonderful case of role reversal, Guadalupe takes care of his aging mother with diabetes. She assures him that he is her favorite!

Siani just wants to be a regular college student. “This is my new math. This Is Diabetes.â€� The American Diabetes Association's mission is to prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes.

Julie is a person with diabetes and thought having a child was a non-starter. This is her miracle.

Jessica will not let diabetes define her, or her Native American community. “This is my truth. This Is Diabetes.â€� The American Diabetes Association's mission is to prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes

In a wonderful case of role reversal, Guadalupe takes care of his aging mother with diabetes. She assures him that he is her favorite!

Robin and Zamaiah, an aunt and niece duo, treat their diabetes together. “This is our life. This Is Diabetes.â€� The American Diabetes Association's mission is to prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes.

Christina doesn’t let her diabetes get in the way of her busy life. This Is Diabetes.

Julie is a person with diabetes and thought having a child was a non-starter. This is her miracle.

Learn about complications from diabetes, and how to prevent and manage them.

Let author Aviva Goldfarb guide you through some tips to making your grocery dollar go farther, while keeping it healthy.

This diabetic's guide to grocery shopping offers great tips for anyone trying to improve their overall health. Learn how to read labels and shop smarter!

Learn some tips for substituting healthier ingredients into common dishes. Great tips for anyone interested in improving their diet and health.

Siani just wants to be a regular college student. “This is my new math. This Is Diabetes.â€� The American Diabetes Association's mission is to prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes.

In a wonderful case of role reversal, Guadalupe takes care of his aging mother with diabetes. She assures him that he is her favorite! This is Guadalupe and his mom. This is Diabetes.

Julie is a person with diabetes and thought having a child was a non-starter. This is her miracle.

Jessica will not let diabetes define her, or her Native American community. “This is my truth. This Is Diabetes.â€� The American Diabetes Association's mission is to prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes

Robin and Zamaiah, an aunt and niece duo, treat their diabetes together. “This is our life. This Is Diabetes.â€�

Siani just wants to be a regular college student. “This is my new math. This Is Diabetes.â€�

Jessica will not let diabetes define her, or her Native American community. “This is my truth. This Is Diabetes.â€�

Christina doesn’t let her diabetes get in the way of her busy life. This Is Diabetes.

Julie dreamed of a child. “This is my miracle. This Is Diabetes.â€�

Guadalupe takes care of his mother. “This is role reversal. This Is Diabetes.â€�

Dr. Phil partnered with AstraZeneca for the On It Movement to help educate people living with type 2 diabetes. Find out his six rules to help manage the disease.

Freeform’s Baby Daddy star Derek Theler joins The Doctors to discuss how he thrives with diabetes.

Omega-3 Fatty Acids may help prevent a serious, eye-threatening condition, a study finds.

Type 2 diabetes is a growing concern in the United States. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that 29 million people have been diagnosed with it. In this Mayo Clinic Minute, reporter Vivien Williams talks to endocrinologist and diabetes researcher Dr. Adrian Vella about what you need to know about Type 2 diabetes.

Dr. Phil McGraw joins The Doctors to dispel myths about type 2 diabetes and to share six rules to overcome the barriers of living with the disease.

Should you get tested for pre-diabetes? The Doctors weigh in on this relatively new diagnosis and discuss the tests available.

The World Health Organization’s latest report says diabetes has quadrupled in the past 34 years. But is testing to see if you’re prediabetic worth it?

Best Life guide to managing diabetes is the essential reference book for over 2 million UK sufferers

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Body mass index (BMI) was once the standard for calculating obesity; however, these days, it’s being called a misleading health measurement. In this report, Jeff Olsen speaks with a Mayo Clinic obesity researcher who says there’s a better way to calculate body fat risks, especially for people who don’t necessarily look unhealthy.

TV show host Dr. Phil McGraw has had Type 2 Diabetes for 25 years, and now he's visiting our show to talk about his new campaign

TV show host Dr. Phil McGraw has had Type 2 Diabetes for 25 years, and now he’s visiting our show to talk about his new campaign

When should you eat your largest meal of the day?

When should you eat your largest meal of the day?

Gina was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when she was nine years and has been dependent on insulin ever since. After years of suffering, she received an islet cell transfer as part of a clinical trial at City of Hope. Since then, she says she's been insulin-free. Meet Gina and learn more about the process from Fouad Kandeel, M.D., Ph.D., director of the Islet Cell Transplantation Program at City of Hope.

Gina was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when she was nine years and has been dependent on insulin ever since. After years of suffering, she received an islet cell transfer as part of a clinical trial at City of Hope. Since then, she says she’s been insulin-free. Meet Gina and learn more about the process from Fouad Kandeel, M.D., Ph.D., director of the Islet Cell Transplantation Program at City of Hope.

Everyone wants to avoid diabetes if possible, but few of us know exactly how important our diet can be to warding off dietary diseases. In this episode, nutritionist Ashley Pettit shares her expert tips and go-to recipes to get the necessary dose of fiber in a delicious way.

Johnson & Johnson is joining forces with biotech company Viacyte to speed development of the first stem cell treatment that could correct the life-threatening hormonal disorder Type 1 diabetes. They've already begun testing it in a small number of diabetic patients.

Every extra hour spent sitting each day may increase diabetes risk, new study finds.

Every extra hour spent sitting each day may increase diabetes risk, new study finds.

A recent study revealed people are more uncomfortable talking about bowel movements than STDS. Because of this, they often ignore symptoms of IBS, self-treat, and go years without seeing a doctor. Dr. Jennifer Berman stresses the importance of getting a proper diagnosis. Sponsored in part by the American Gastroenterological Association, with support from Ironwood Pharmaceuticals and Allergan .

Type 2 diabetes is a serious condition, but the good news is that lifestyle changes can help prevent or delay a diagnosis. Watch this video to see five changes that you can make to help avoid type 2 diabetes.

Catching up on sleep on the weekend may reduce your risk of diabetes, a study finds.

Catching up on sleep on the weekend may reduce your risk of diabetes, a study finds.

90% of people who suffer from IBS take advice from family and friends who aren't healthcare professionals. Dr. Jennifer Berman talks about the importance of talking with your doctor or GI to find the right treatment. Sponsored in part by the American Gastroenterological Association, with support from Ironwood Pharmaceuticals and Allergan.

Type 2 diabetes is a serious condition, but the good news is that lifestyle changes can help prevent or delay a diagnosis. Watch this video to see five changes that you can make to help avoid type 2 diabetes.

Mayo Clinic researchers say there is a national trend toward over-testing glycated hemoglobin (HbA1c) levels in adult patients with Type 2 diabetes, resulting in increased cost, time, and potential over treatment. Vivien Williams explains in this Mayo Clinic Minute.

Mayo Clinic researchers say there is a national trend toward over-testing glycated hemoglobin (HbA1c) levels in adult patients with Type 2 diabetes, resulting in increased cost, time, and potential over treatment. Vivien Williams explains in this Mayo Clinic Minute.

Influenza can cause severe illness and life-threatening complications in many people, especially those with other health conditions like diabetes. In this Mayo Clinic Minute, Jeff Olsen talks to a doctor about why it's so important for patients with type 1 and type 2 diabetes to get a flu shot.

Influenza can cause severe illness and life-threatening complications in many people, especially those with other health conditions like diabetes. In this Mayo Clinic Minute, Jeff Olsen talks to a doctor about why it's so important for patients with type 1 and type 2 diabetes to get a flu shot.

Comedian and actor Cedric the Entertainer joins The Doctors, along with Pfizer's Chief Medical Officer Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, to discuss a painful condition that affects millions of Americans. Learn important information about diabetic peripheral neuropathy. Click here to learn more about Step On Up or visit GetHealthyStayHealthy.com . Sponsored by Pfizer.

The family of Internet sensation Johanna join The Doctors to raise awareness for Hirschsprung's Disease, a developmental disorder afflicting Johanna's younger brother that causes blockages in the gastrointestinal system. Click here to learn more about this painful condition.

Comedian and actor Cedric the Entertainer joins The Doctors, along with Pfizer’s Chief Medical Officer Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, to discuss a painful condition that affects millions of Americans. Learn important information about diabetic peripheral neuropathy. Click here to learn more about Step On Up or visit GetHealthyStayHealthy.com . Sponsored by Pfizer.

Breastfeeding may protect women at high-risk of type 2 diabetes, a study finds.

Breastfeeding may protect women at high-risk of type 2 diabetes, a study finds.

Learn some tips for substituting healthier ingredients into common dishes. Presented by the American Diabetes Association, but great tips for anyone interested in improving their diet and health.

Learn some tips for substituting healthier ingredients into common dishes. Presented by the American Diabetes Association, but great tips for anyone interested in improving their diet and health.

Brelyn and Tim's wedding went viral on social media when it was revealed that Brelyn had gifted her father a certificate signed by her OB-GYN confirming that her hymen was still intact. The Doctors discuss the validity and ethics of virginity tests. Plus, Brelyn and Tim weigh in on the controversy surrounding their wedding.

Sleeping 6 hours or less per day may increase risk of type 2 diabetes in women, a new study finds.

Cutting sugar without cutting calories improves the metabolic health of children, new study finds.

Moderate wine consumption may help reduce heart disease risks in some with type 2 diabetes.

The Doctors ask Dr. Kim Dennis, medical director of Timberline Knolls Residential Treatment Center, to address the emotional issues that could be leading to a woman's addiction to chalk. Find out what treatment she recommends.

About half of all adults in the U.S. have diabetes or pre-diabetes.

Country music superstar Tim McGraw is challenging the 30 million Americans who live with diabetes to set and reach goals to maintain their blood glucose, or A1C, levels. Learn the personal reason driving Tim to help those with diabetes, and find out how you can join Tim and take the challenge.

Supernanny arrives, and it is chaos from the outset. Before she can even introduce herself properly punches are being thrown and the children are out of control. Supernanny has her work cut out here.

If you currently have type 2 diabetes, or are hoping to prevent getting the condition, TODAY nutritionist Joy Bauer has some simple food swaps that could help you live a healthier life. Among Joy's options: Swapping croutons for walnuts on your favorite salad, and breadcrumbs for oatmeal in your meatloaf.

Why do some workouts become major trends that are here then gone, and others last? The List's Teresa Strasser spoke with Billy Blanks about why old school workouts such as Tae Bo have stood the test of time, on the To Do List.

People with type 1 diabetes are at a greater risk for dementia.

A doctor is working on an injectable 'smart' insulin to reduce the guesswork of monitoring blood sugar levels in type I diabetes patients.

Three million Americans have type I diabetes, but a clinical trial using embryonic stem cells to make insulin may lower those numbers.

Using special pancreatic cells, researchers have developed a cutting edge therapy for severe type one diabetics that may help them live insulin-free.

Legendary Boxer Sugar Ray Leonard opens up about his ongoing fight with diabetes. Sugar Ray talks about the need for families to support each other in maintaining a healthy lifestyle. He then goes on to share some simple steps we can all take in order to prevent diabetes and live a longer and healthier life.

A health educator shares how she learned to manage her Type 2 diabetes in a more natural way.

According to a new study, what the scale says may affect survival after a cardiovascular event.

According to a new study, what the scale says may affect survival after a cardiovascular event.

Uma Mera es una de las siete delegadas por el estado de Florida al JDRF en el Congreso en el verano del 2015. La más joven y la única hispana.

Uma Mera es una de las siete delegadas por el estado de Florida al JDRF en el Congreso en el verano del 2015. La más joven y la única hispana.

Two brothers have created a documentary looking at the world of diabetes, after their dad suffered from the condition.

Two brothers have created a documentary looking at the world of diabetes, after their dad suffered from the condition.

Peggy Hansmann, a special education teacher from Plymouth, was in need of a kidney transplant and started a chain reaction at the UW Hospital in Madison.

Learn how a cutting-edge device is changing the way patients with diabetes manage the condition.

The Teddy Study has discovered a way to detect Type 1 Diabetes in children before they exhibit any symptoms.

La campa a del JDRF de no m s diabetes tipo 1. Una cura por millones de ni os afectados. En apoyo del Team Uma Mera en Miami

Uma Mera en la caminata del JDRF por la cura de la diabetes tipo 1

A new study finds that being a night owl may increase your risk for diabetes.

A woman in Maine writes on the back of her car saying she needs a kidney donor, and from the goodness of a stranger's heart she's about to get what she asked for! Sean Dowling (@seandowlingtv) has more on this heartwarming story.

A Windham man is giving the gift of life to a young mother who advertised for a new kidney on the back of her vehicle.

Amy Ryan, author of "Shot" explains what it is like to live with type 1 diabetes.

Dr. Andy Baldwin, former "Bachelor" star educates Rebecca on some facts about diabetes.

Leslie Josel, "The Complete Diabetes Organizer" shows some great tips on how organization can help when you have diabetes.

Hip hop legend Rev Run and his wife, Justine Simmons, recently partnered with Novo Nordisk, a global healthcare company specializing in diabetes care, for Ask.Screen.Know., a national education program that helps American adults assess their risk of Type 2 diabetes through preemptive screening.

Rap legend and renowned minister Rev Run spreads the word about Type 2 diabetes, a potentially deadly disease that's affecting more than 25 million Americans. Rev Run and his wife, Justine Simmons, recently partnered with Novo Nordisk, a global healthcare company specializing in diabetes care, for Ask.Screen.Know., a national education program that helps American adults assess their risk of Type 2 diabetes through preemptive screening. Rev Run and Justine share the simple lifestyle changes they'

1 in 3 people in the US are on track for Type 2 diabetes by 2050. This looming public health crisis is being confronted by a variety of methods, but exercise and diet basics remain crucial. We talk to developers and patients on the front lines.

1 in 3 people in the US are on track for Type 2 diabetes by 2050. This looming public health crisis is being confronted by a variety of methods, but exercise and diet basics remain crucial. We talk to developers and patients on the front lines.

Here's another good reason to enjoy your cup of coffee in the morning it could lower your risk of diabetes.

New research suggest drinking an extra cup, or six, of coffee can decrease your risk of type 2 diabetes. Yes, six.

People with diabetes now face much lower risk for developing serious complications, study finds.

Dentist Dr. Thanos Kristallis shares three warning signs of diabetes that can be found in your mouth, and The Doctors discuss other early signs of diabetes.

JD and Rebecca ask Dr. Andy Baldwin how important it is to get checked for diabetes, and make sure to catch it as early as possible.

Making lifestyle changes like eating healthier, exercising and losing weight can help prevent type 2 diabetes. In this video, Ronald Tamler, MD, clinical director of the Mount Sinai Diabetes Center, explains how simple changes can reduce your risks.

Rev Run and his wife Justine Simmons talk to JD and Rebecca about the importance of knowing your risk for diabetes, and share ways that you can get help.

Forget about multiple injections of insulin a day or a pancreas transplant. A new therapy is helping to treat diabetes without shots or surgery!

Is there an at-home test for diabetes, or do you need to go to the doctor? The Doctors have the answer.

Could you be at risk for diabetes and not even know it? 60 million people are pre-diabetic and don't realize it! Now, a simple blood test could help them before it's too late

For the 26 million Americans living with diabetes, monitoring blood sugar is a crucial, but tedious daily task. Endocrinologist and diabetic, Dr. Jeremy Pettus of the University of California San Diego's department of endocrinology lets us in on the latest technology to help diabetes patients manage their blood sugar from their smart phone.

Sherri Shepherd, Emmy Award-Winning Cohost of The View, had some excellent tips for diabetics who love dessert. "I love food, and food loves me!" Sherri laughed. "But since I'm a type 2 diabetic, I can't turn to cheesecake." Part of the series Mondays With Marlo on Marlothomas.com.

Sherri Shepherd, Emmy Award-Winning Cohost of The View, gave us a few helpful, small steps you can take if you're pre-diabetic in order to avoid developing diabetes. "You really want to look at your carbs as well as sugar intake," she advised us. "When you eat things that are high in carbs, those things convert to sugar." Part of the series Mondays With Marlo on Marlothomas.com.

Sherri Shepherd, Emmy Award-Winning Cohost of The View, had some excellent advice to share with people who have been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. "Don't be scared," she said. "It's manageable!" Sherri wrote her book,Plan D - How to Lose Weight and Beat Diabetes, for people who were scared by their diagnosis and didn't know where to turn. When she was first diagnosed, she had no idea what steps to take in order to deal with her illness, but she has now found great ways to cope.

Sherri Shepherd, Emmy Award-Winning Cohost of The View, went through a very painful and difficult time with her son Jeffrey, and she shared some of that experience with us. When her son was in therapy in Los Angeles, Sherri was faced with the tough decision of whether or not she should bring him with her to New York while she pursued her career in acting and hosting. Part of the series Mondays With Marlo on Marlothomas.com.

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Animal expert David Mizejewski explains how the venomous gila monster's saliva is being used to treat diabetes in humans. Could the medicine work for you?

Diabetes is a growing problem. Nearly 26 million Americans are diabetic. New research may help the chronic wounds that are often problematic for diabetes patients.

The CDC predicts that one in three people will have diabetes by 2050. Check out how sugar in the foods we eat could be the cause of our diabetic epidemic.

The Doctors share the remarkable story of a 5-year-old girl who helped save her mother from a diabetic coma.

Boston Therapeutics has a new tablet PAZ320 designed to reduce a person's sugar intake by 40 percent. CEO Dr. David Platt believes the tablet will eventually be approved for non-diabetic patients looking to cut back on the copious amounts of sugar prevalent in many processed foods.

A staggering 20 million people living in the U.S. are diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes. Another seven million have this debilitating disease and don't even know it. Find out what causes Type 2 diabetes and how treat the condition so you can get healthy, and fend off conditions associated with this disease, including heart attack, stroke, and blindness.

Recent research finds even a short workout do can good things for your blood sugar. Dr. Darria Long-Gillespie explains why a series of sprints on exercise bikes every couple of days seemed to help a group's improve insulin function.

November is Diabetes Awareness Month and for many also the time of year to start thinking about those New Year's Resolutions of taking better care of yourself in general. Self Magazine's Elaine D'Farley offers up some ways to do just that.

The U.S. is facing a Diabetic epidemic with 2/3 of the population overweight or obese and 79 million on the cusp of getting the disease. Since November is National Diabetes Month, Dr. Andy Baldwin is here to share warning signs and prevention tips.

Walnuts are a healthy snack for many reasons. And they're especially good if you have type 2 diabetes. Dr. Kevin Soden, MD, explains how eating walnuts may help people with diabetes prevent heart disease.

Eating low-fat yogurt is a smart move for your waistline. But there may also be benefits to indulging in whole-milk yogurt occasionally. Integrative medical specialist Robin Miller, MD, explains what makes whole-milk yogurt healthful.

Eating more spinach, almonds and black beans could help you lower your risk of diabetes. Integrative medical specialist Robin Miller, MD, discusses which common nutrient can help improve insulin sensitivity and lower blood sugars.

Is there a connection between blood sugar and vitamin D? Research suggests that there may be. Integrative medical specialist Robin Miller, MD, explains how vitamin D might impact insulin sensitivity and blood sugar levels.

Type 2 diabetes is on the rise. Are you at risk? In this Health Smarts video, Kevin Soden, MD, shares 3 questions to ask yourself to assess your prediabetes and diabetes risk.

Diabetes has many potential complications. Orthopedic surgeon Vonda Wright, MD, explains the link between diabetes and osteoporosis and how the same steps you take to manage diabetes can also help keep your bones strong.

Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, Pfizer's chief medical officer, joins The Doctors to discuss what your feet may be saying about your health.

Diabetes is one of the most common causes of peripheral neuropathy, a condition where irreversible nerve damage occurs typically in the hands and feet and may require an amputation. The Doctors stress the importance of managing blood glucose levels to avoid a dangerous or deadly side effect from Type 2 diabetes.

There are 25.8 million people in the United States with diabetes, that's about one in every twelve people. Diabetes is often called the silent killer because there can be no warning signs, or signs you didn't know to look out for. Researchers reveal diabetes symptoms you need to know to take control of your health.

Having children appears to lower mortality in people with type one diabetes.

Tom Hanks dropped by the "Late Show," and dropped some big news about his health. "I went to the doctor and he said, 'You know those high blood pressure numbers you've been dealing with since you were 36?'" Tom said. "'Well, you've graduated. You've got type 2 diabetes, young man."

Bariatric surgery patients with type two diabetes continue to see benefits up to nine years after the procedure.

Learn how bariatric surgery may benefit certain patients with Type 2 diabetes and pre-diabetes.

See how bariatric surgery helped a married couple lose a combined 285 pounds and live diabetes-free!

Diabetes is a chronic illness that affects the lives of millions of Americans. Britney Glaser reports on diabetes management programs and how it helped one man lose more than 70 lbs.

See how a British Labrador named Fielder forever changed the life of a 9-year-old boy with Type 1 diabetes.

Meet 9-year-old Sean and his life-saving companion Fielder a British Labrador specifically trained to detect Sean's blood sugar levels if they become dangerously high or low.

Having a family member with diabetes significantly increases your risk for pre-diabetes.

Dr. Daniel Ngui, BSc (P.T), MD, CFPC, FCFP, discusses complex diabetes care in Family Medicine.

Dr. Richard Bebb, MD, ABIM, FRCPC, Endocrinologist, discusses pre-diabetes treatment.

A new study suggests a link between phthalates and insulin resistance in teenagers.

A study of children with type 1 diabetes suggest insulin pumps may offer more benefits than injections.

Following a Mediterranean-style diet reduces the risk for type-2 diabetes.

Severe low blood sugar can strike any diabetes patient.

In this video we will explain what Type 1 diabetes is, how it occurs and what its symptoms are.

This new drug may do a lot more than simply keep your diabetes in check; it might just make you live longer, too! There hasn't been any testing on humans -- yet -- but mice who were given the drug lived 5% longer than those who did not. Longer lives mean more weird science!

Young diabetics who add these nutrient-rich foods to their diet may produce their own insulin longer.

Type I diabetes experts have announced an advance in the quest to develop an artificial pancreas.

Scientists are reporting early but potentially significant results on a clinical trial of a vaccine for type I diabetes.

The family of a 14-year-old New York girl claims her diabetes is linked to high-fructose corn syrup in a lawsuit seeking $5 million in damages. But one doctor says you can't just blame high fructose corn syrup for Type 2 Diabetes.

Why using a glucose monitor is a good thing for diabetics.

Sports drinks like Gatorade aren't an option for kids with diabetes, so one dad decided to make his own.

Walking for 15 minutes after each meal could lower the risk for diabetes.

Creative and delicious dishes for people with diabetes.

Fish oil supplements could help protect against Type-2 diabetes according to a recent study.

Up to three million Americans have type-one diabetes. Now researchers believe the weight of an internal organ could help determine the cause and lead to better treatments.

HuffPost Healthy Living editor Amanda Chan joins Josh to discuss why you may want to skip the splenda this morning.

More people than ever are at risk of diabetes. Doctors explain the warning signs and the best approach to prevent and treat the disease.

The numbers are staggering: A third of Americans are obese and if trends continue over the next seven years, half of American adults are expected to be diabetic or pre-diabetic. If you Google 'Diabetes,' you'll find all kinds of information, including some really good news about the amazing results of weight loss surgery.

Avoid extremes with this whole food detox diet for diabetics, brought to you by health counselor Alex Jamieson.

Drinking one sugar-sweetened beverage a day increases the risk for type two diabetes by roughly 20%

Are Americans with diabetes meeting their care goals from monitoring blood sugar levels to controlling cholesterol and weight?

Levels of the sleep hormone melatonin are a predictor for diabetes.

Life-saving insulin comes with a potentially deadly side effect. Now, a new system aims to keep patients safe.

Regina Meredith host of Gaiam TV's show Healing Matrix featuring Dr. John Douillard. Douillard is the director of the LifeSpa Ayurvedic Retreat Center and the author of The 3-Season Diet. Douillard shares how to reverse this dangerous conditions of diabetes. To watch the full video visit www.gaiamtv.com

Some female patients with Type 1 diabetes choose to not regulate their insulin as a way to keep their weight down. This is a disturbing and possibly deadly new trend. Guests Erin Akers and Dawn Lee join host Nancy Redd to discuss.

Full Segment: Some female patients with Type 1 diabetes choose to not regulate their insulin as a way to keep their weight down. This is a disturbing and possibly deadly new trend.

Doctors may help patients reduce their risk for type II diabetes with a prescription to sit less and stand up more .

The Doctors have an exciting partnership with USA Weekend magazine as the exclusive medical contributors to its weekly HealthSmart column! Latest: Is diabetes in your future?

Is there a chance that you may have diabetes? Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, Chief Medical Officer of Pfizer, says that diabetes is an "equal-opportunity illness," but she tells OMG! Insider host Kevin Frazier which groups of people are at greater risk. Thankfully, diabetes may be preventable, and if diagnosed, it's certainly manageable. In fact, we all have the power to make a difference. As Dr. Lewis-Hall says, "Stopping this epidemic is going to be up to you. One person at a time. One choice at a time

Diabetes is so much more than high blood sugar. It can lead to a variety of debilitating conditions. That's why it's so important to recognize the symptoms of diabetes and its consequences early on, while there's still time to make positive changes. Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, Chief Medical Officer of Pfizer, describes some of the effects of diabetes to OMG! Insider host Kevin Frazier, and stresses the importance of getting informed so you can take control of your life.

With diabetes diagnoses on the rise, it's never too early to discuss what diabetes is and how it can affect your life. Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, Chief Medical Officer of Pfizer, talks with Kevin Frazier, host of OMG! Insider, about how diabetes has affected his family. They discuss how important it is to share good habits with your loved ones, and Dr. Lewis-Hall reveals the pivotal moment that showed her how every conversation has the potential to change someone for the better.

The incidence of diabetes in the United States is growing at a rapid pace. According to the American Diabetes Association, nearly 26 million people in the U.S. have diabetes. It's time to take your health into your own hands. Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, Chief Medical Officer of Pfizer, describes the five things you need to know about diabetes and how you can manage your risk of developing the disease.

Bethannie was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes 10 years ago and is having trouble managing.

Grammy-award-winning producer and American Idol judge Randy Jackson opens up about life with Type 2 diabetes.

Bethannie was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes 10 years ago and is having trouble managing. Grammy-award-winning producer and American Idol judge Randy Jackson surprises Bethannie to show her that she's not alone, and that people can live long, full lives with Type 2 diabetes.

Doctors look at how the amount of time a patient has diabetes determines risk for retinopathy and vision loss.

Diabetes kills more than all cancers combined. Now, more and more people are being diagnosed with a combination type one and type two! Find out more about double diabetes.

Learn how actress Elizabeth Perkins changed her diet to manage her diabetes.

Actress Elizabeth Perkins, known for her roles in the movie Big and the TV show Weeds, discovered she had Type 1 diabetes after a fasting blood test. Learn how to recognize the symptoms.

Learn about the Diabetes Co-stars documentary that actress Elizabeth Perkins is working on with her husband.

Researchers say preventing and treating this disease could save the lives of many diabetes patients.

People who are obese can lower their chance for developing type two diabetes by undergoing gastric bypass surgery.

Waist circumference is linked to risk of type two diabetes, independent from body mass index.

Brian Dillahunt explains to Nancy how the threat of diabetes caused him to lose weight.

People with pre-diabetes may be more at risk of having a stroke.

One in 400 American children will be diagnosed with type one diabetes ... an irreversible disease. But now scientists say a new vaccine could allow them to break the chain and one day cure diabetes so that patients may never need insulin again.

Detecting diabetes in children can be challenging, but it's very important to save their life.

A family is raising money for a service dog that will help alert them to their son's diabetic highs and lows. Amanda Raus reports.

There is a new option for those who have to go under kidney dialysis that could mean less time in a hospital or doctor's office. Barbara Morse Silva reports.

A young girl faced a devastating medical diagnosis- type 1 diabetes. But her mom found a simple way to help her daughter feel normal and stay active.

Doctors struggle to determine why type-2 diabetes acts differently in children.

People with type II diabetes who are overweight or obese appear to live longer than thinner or normal weight diabetes patients.

In a case that raises questions about how far child care workers should be required to go in administering medical care, the parents of a 2-year-old girl with diabetes claim a day care is violating the law.

Higher blood sugar levels may impact the brain, even among those who don't have diabetes.

A new study reveals where a person's body fat is stored could determine their risk of developing type two diabetes.

A study from the UK suggests screening for diabetes does not reduce deaths associated with the disease.

Two best friends manage their type-1 diabetes together.

A report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention looks at changing death rates due to diabetes in kids over several decades.

A report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention finds the prevalence of diagnosed diabetes increased by 100% or more in 18 states since 1995.

High amounts of high fructose corn syrup in foods has been linked to the rising type two diabetes epidemic.

Monica Robins reports on a mysterious spike in Type 1 Diabetes. Doctors don't know why more young people are being diagnosed.

Holiday gatherings often lead to overindulging in your favorite foods -- which can be a dangerous practice for diabetics.

Dr. Bruce Hensel reports on special service dogs that are trained to sense when owners have low blood sugar levels.

The Doctors address the No. 1 most searched medical question on Yahoo: What are the signs of diabetes?

Reader's Digest Editor-in-Chief and author Liz Vaccariello shares four ways you can help lower your risk for diabetes.

For the first time in a long time, the FDA has approved a drug to help save diabetics' vision. Find out why one doctor calls it a "miracle drug."

Bob Schrank, a Type 1 diabetic, discusses how goal-setting and planning has helped him set and achieve his fitness goals despite his condition.

The Doctors explain how being active can help lower blood sugar levels. Use a convenient blood sugar monitor that's accurate and ideal for on-the-go lifestyles.

The Doctors have an exciting partnership with USA Weekend magazine as the exclusive medical contributors to its weekly HealthSmart column! E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains how the most recent article focuses on blood sugar levels associated with diabetes. Learn the difference between hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia, and get tips to help manage diabetes.

3 million kids and adults have Type 1 Diabetes. It's the type that requires insulin to stay alive. See hoe these special dogs are also helping diabetics live a healthy and normal life.

Actor Anthony Anderson (of NBC's "Guys With Kids") and his family have suffered from diabetes for years and he stops by to talk about how he transformed the loss of a loved one into making a difference in the lives of other young people who may be at risk.

Actress Tatyana Ali asks the doctors if the rumors are true: Can cinnamon help prevent diabetes?

Managing diabetes is a family affair. Learn how to ask for help when you need it from your parents, partner, and children.

Doctors are studying ways to cure diabetes before it happens and even get rid of the disease for those who already have it!

GRAMMY award winner Randy Jackson talks with Marc and the HuffPost Live community about his career and struggle with diabetes. Elizabeth Huntsman, Joel Connable and Kristin Reagan join Randy and host Marc for the discussion.

Randy Jackson shares the story if discovering his diabetes, and explains why it's important to be aware of it and make regular visits to your doctor.

"Boardwalk Empire" actor Paul Sparks sits down to talk about living with Type 1 diabetes, the prevalence of diabetes in children today, and why it's important to take preventative steps to avoid contracting the disease.

Heart disease and diabetes are responsible for thousands of deaths every year. Our video discusses how obesity leads to diabetes.

Dr. Martin D. Fried explains how kids may have hypoglycemia and which snacks could be used to treat hypoglycemia. Martin D. Fried MD Fellowships: Hospital For Sick Kids, Toronto - Pediatric Nutrtion & Babies Hospital, Columbia Presbyterian Med Ctr, NY - Pediatric Gastroenterology

Do you experience fatigue, dry eyes or frequent urination? These symptoms could signal diabetes. If you or someone you love is diagnosed with diabetes, E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork and CVS pharmacist Usheema Thomas explain how to manage the condition on a budget.

Dr. Martin D. Fried explains what is Acanthosis Nigricans and how that relates to diabetes. Martin D. Fried MD Fellowships: Hospital For Sick Kids, Toronto - Pediatric Nutrtion and Babies Hospital, Columbia Presbyterian Med Ctr, NY - Pediatric Gastroenterology

Michael Isolda went from 460 lbs. to nearly 160 lbs. after having gastric bypass surgery, and he nearly died in Rikers Island when corrections officers wouldn't give him enough time to eat leading to emergency surgery when his stomach separated from his intestine.

Figuring out restaurant menus can be tricky when you have diabetes. Learn how to order the right foods, in the right portion sizes, so you can eat out without the guilt.

You don't have to skip parties just because you have diabetes. Learn how to navigate high-calorie party foods without ruining your diet.

In this edition of EmpowHER's "HER Health Minute", Michelle King Robson, the voice of women's health, shares a tip about how doing yoga can help women living with diabetes.

If you or someone you love are among the 26 million Americans living with diabetes, take heart.

CVS pharmacist Usheema Thomas and E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explain the importance of monitoring pre-diabetes to prevent the onset of type 2 diabetes.

Tony award-winning actor and S.T.A.N.D. advocate Ben Vereen was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes in 2007 after experiencing dry mouth, fatigue, and frequent urination. He joins The Doctors to share his story and show how your best diabetes advocate is yourself.

Boston University professor Edward Damiano, Ph.D. explains how the artificial pancreas trial was performed and when at-home models of the device could be available.

Tony award-winning actor and S.T.A.N.D. advocate Ben Vereen pays a surprise visit to Elaine, who was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes two years ago.

At 7 months old, Phil Sutherland was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, and according to doctors, his health would deteriorate by the age of 25. Phil, now 29, joins The Doctors to share his inspiring story, and recounts how he took his health into his own hands in his book, Not Dead Yet.

Diabetes could be damaging your teeth and gums. Find out how to avoid tooth decay and infections.

Nerve damage caused by diabetes can lead to serious foot problems. Learn how to protect your feet.

Barbara Resnick shows you some simple ways to manage your diabetes

A pain-free blood test a pen that remembers your insulin doses and a cell phone that monitors your blood sugar levels. These high-tech devices take a lot of the pain and hassle out of diabetes care.

An unlikely source is helping heal severe wounds. How farm animals could help save your limbs.

Caring for a child with diabetes can be challenging. Here are some tips on using devices that can help make getting injections easier.

Dermatologist Dr. Tess Mauricio demonstrates how to decipher and assess your moles and track potentially dangerous skin changes over a period of time.