Living with diabetes means managing more than just blood sugar. Over time, high blood glucose can silently damage blood vessels and organs, increasing the risk of complications—especially to the heart and kidneys.
What are insulin pumps and how do they work for diabetes management?
Insulin pumps have been available in Canada for the treatment of diabetes since the 1980’s. For some people with type 1 or type 2 diabetes, insulin pumps may be a welcome alternative to needles or pens.
Heart and Kidney Health Connection: What You Need to Know
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) affects one in 10, or approximately four million Canadians. Diabetes is the largest contributor to end stage kidney disease (ESKD). It is estimated that CKD affects two in five patients with type 2 diabetes.
10 anti-inflammatory foods that are good for diabetes
Did you know that inflammation can increase your blood sugar? In fact, research shows that ongoing inflammation in the body can eventually lead to chronic diseases such as type 2 diabetes.
Exercise tools for winter work-outs
In the middle of winter and especially after a major snowstorm, some people may give in to the temptation to stay indoors and escape the elements.
Key facts on diabetes and bladder control
Whether it’s a constant urge to urinate or leaks when you least expect it, bladder control issues are a common complication of diabetes that’s not often discussed.
