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Type 2 Diabetes and Gender Differences
Data shows that men with diabetes – specifically type 2 diabetes – are more likely to receive a diagnosis than women are.[i] However, research indicates that women who have diabetes are more likely to experience complications than men.[ii] That’s because diabetes affects men and women in different ways throughout their life. Here’s a closer look at some of the gender differences in diabetes, as well as some of the reasons for them.

How to Manage Exercise and Insulin
Regular exercise helps improve blood sugar management in individuals with type 2 diabetes.[i] It offers health benefits like increased insulin sensitivity, improved muscle strength, and heart health in individuals with type 2 diabetes, too.[ii]

Carbohydrates 101: What are Healthy/Complex Carbs?
Foods that have carbohydrates turn into glucose (blood sugar) when your body digests them. If you have diabetes, you know that managing your blood sugar is essential. That means that managing carbohydrate consumption is key, too.

Diabetes and Eye Health – Interview with Dr. Bianca Gerendas
Diabetes is not only about numbers. Your eyes also need a little extra care and regular checkups should be part of your diabetes management. We spoke to Ophthalmologist & Retina Specialist Dr. Bianca Gerendas about diabetes and eye health.

How are the eyes affected by diabetes?
Diabetes can affect the body in many ways. When you’re paying so much attention to your blood sugar levels every day, it’s easy for things like skincare, foot care and eye health to slip your mind. Keeping an eye on your, well, eyes, is super important when you’re living with diabetes. Keep on reading to find out how diabetes affects the eyes and how you can maintain good eye health.

Diabetes Management Numbers Explained
Diabetes truly is a numbers game. While your daily blood sugar numbers might be the first things that spring to mind, there are additional numbers to consider. By keeping track of important numbers, you can lower your risk of serious complications in the future.

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