HIIT vs Steady-State Cardio With Diabetes: How to Choose Safely 6th June 20262nd June 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial HIIT and steady cardio can affect blood sugar differently. Learn how to choose exercise safely with diabetes and low-blood-sugar risk.
Summer Travel With Diabetes: A Safer Planning Guide 6th June 20262nd June 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial Travel with diabetes is easier with a supply, medicine, food, heat, security, and sick-day plan. Use this patient-safe checklist.
Diabetes Educators and DSMES: How They Can Help 6th June 20261st June 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial Diabetes educators and DSMES programs teach practical skills for food, medicines, monitoring, problem solving, and healthy coping.
Afrezza Inhaled Insulin for Children: What Families Should Check 24th September 20261st June 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial Patient-friendly Afrezza pediatric approval update covering age, mealtime insulin role, lung safety, hypoglycemia, DKA limits, and source links.
Erectile Dysfunction and Diabetes: Why It Matters 6th June 20261st June 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial Erectile dysfunction is common and treatable. In diabetes, it can also signal blood vessel, nerve, hormone, or heart risk.
Gestational Diabetes: Healthy Pregnancy, Testing, and Follow-Up 6th June 202631st May 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial Gestational diabetes often has no symptoms. Learn testing timing, pregnancy care, treatment options, and postpartum follow-up.
Diabetes and Men’s Health: Risks, Symptoms, and Next Steps 6th June 202631st May 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial Men with diabetes should not ignore sexual, urinary, heart, sleep, foot, eye, or kidney symptoms. Learn what to check.
Dexcom G7 Sensor Recall: Lot Numbers, Risks, and What to Do 6th June 202629th May 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial Dexcom G7 sensor recall guide covering affected lots, stolen scrapped products, infection and no-reading risks, and official safety steps.
Glaucoma and Diabetes: Risk, Screening, and Eye Safety 6th June 202629th May 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial Diabetes can increase glaucoma risk. Learn why regular eye exams matter, what symptoms are urgent, and what to ask.
Diabetes and Your Eyes: When to See a Retina Specialist 6th June 202629th May 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial A retina specialist may be needed for diabetic retinopathy, macular edema, sudden symptoms, or abnormal eye exam findings.
