Kids and young adults newly diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes who took a drug called golimumab were able to produce their own insulin a year later.

Watching a family member or neighbor go through type 2 diabetes shapes the way people with diabetes manage their condition, a new study finds.

A new algorithm might be able to help people with diabetes control high blood sugar as a protective measure against COVID-19 complications.

If proven safe and effective in human trials, a two-in-one injection could make it easier for diabetics to effectively control their blood sugar levels.

In the short-term, a keto diet may offer health benefits. But after about a week, it can lead to negative health effects, a new study with mice shows.

New technology uses AI and wearable sensors to detect low blood sugar, which could do away with the need for constant finger pricking.

Group counseling that includes weight loss coaching centered around a low-carb diet could help diabetes patients better manage their condition.

No matter your weight, cutting around 300 calories a day can boost already healthy levels of blood pressure, blood sugar, and more.

Nine hours of sleep a night would be great for a teen, but how about 5 hours plus an afternoon nap? New research finds pros and cons of split sleep.

That effort costs patients time and peace of mind—and insurance companies hundreds of dollars a year to cover the excess supplies.