• Diabetes Caregiver Guide

• COMMUNICATION: Regarding Drug Compliance

  How to get your loved one with diabetes to take the proper meds at the right time

• COMMUNICATION: Regarding Exercise

  How to get your loved one with diabetes to make some moves for the better

• DIET: Diabetes and Obesity

  Fighting one of the leading causes of type 2 diabetes

• DIET: Sugar Substitutes

  Try not to hit a sour note with sweeteners

• HEALTH CONDITIONS: Dementia

  Keeping blood glucose levels under control can help prevent many diabetes-related problems, including dementia.

• HEALTH CONDITIONS: Foot Health

  Foot infections are a serious concern for anyone with diabetes. Here's what to look for and how to prevent them.

• HEALTH CONDITIONS: Heart Disease/Stroke

  Keeping an eye out for the leading causes of death among those with diabetes

• HEALTH CONDITIONS: Oral Health

  Preserving the healthy smile of your loved one with diabetes

• HEALTH CONDITIONS: Vision

  Avoiding the dangers of diabetic retinopathy and other vision problems

• INSULIN: Is It Necessary?

  What makes this diabetes-related hormone so important to you and the person you care for

• INSULIN: Non-Insulin Drug Therapy

  What to do when insulin isn't prescribed

• INSULIN: What It Does

  Learning about natural production and synthetic use of this diabetes-related hormone

• JUVENILE DIABETES: Build on Kid Power

  Healthy lessons for kids and parents

• JUVENILE DIABETES: How to Munch a Healthy Lunch

  Guides to kid-friendly, health-conscious fun

• JUVENILE DIABETES: Tweens and Teens

  Involving the child while avoiding self-care burnout

• JUVENILE DIABETES: Working with Schools and Camps

  Communication is the key to preparation

• THE BASICS: How to Check Blood Glucose

  Learning to administer the primary test for those with diabetes

• THE BASICS: Separating Facts from Fiction

  Myths about diabetes abound, and they could get in the way of your taking proper action to keep the disease under control. Here, we help you and those in your care smash 10 popular misperceptions.

• THE MEDICAL TEAM: Dealing with Multiple Doctors

  Managing the lines of communication among your diabetes-care team

• THE MEDICAL TEAM: The Secondary Team

  Other physicians, nurses, therapists and experts to assist you in caring for your loved one with diabetes