There's a definite link between diabetes and heart disease. The good news is there are several medicines and other tools at your disposal.
Diabetes raises your risk of heart disease. Here’s what the president of the American Heart Association wants you to know so you can protect your health.
Innovations in medications and monitors make living with type 2 easier. Take a look at the latest inventions.
Even small changes can snowball into big improvements in health over time.
Yu-Ming Ni, MD
Diabetes does more than disrupt blood sugar. It damages the vascular system and increases your risk of heart disease and stroke. Learn about preventative treatments and the role of AI.
A cardiologist explains how you can take control of your health and lower your risk of heart disease with type 2 diabetes.
How can you manage the challenges of living with both heart disease and type 2 diabetes? A cardiologist shares what he advises his patients.
Watch as Chief Physician Editor Neha Pathak, MD, and other experts discuss the latest in treatments and research.
"I think we should all have access to affordable care and affordable medication," Torin Saltos says. That unfairness is what made him become an active member in the diabetes community.
Diabetes and heart disease affect your mental health as well as your body. Community, dad jokes, and trust in his doctors helped this man cope.
A true inspiration, podcaster Oscar Camejo recounts his close call with dangerously high blood sugar and how he avoided having a stent put in his heart.
It’s important to make conscious choices that align with your values, goals, and overall vision.
Lisa Tsering
Addressing heart-related risks from different angles has really helped us manage the needs of people living with diabetes.
Archana R. Sadhu, MD
Diabetes is more than just your blood glucose numbers. You’ll need to manage the health of your whole body, too.
Steve Hamburger
Think of type 2 diabetes and heart disease as two branches of the same tree.
Stacey E. Rosen, MD
It's important that if you live with diabetes and are at risk for heart disease, you develop a good relationship with your doctors.
Cheng-Han Chen, MD
In situations like this that seem overwhelming, community is vital.
Todd Shumpert
If you like your doctor and have a good rapport with them, then you follow the doctor's orders, and you feel better.
Caterina DeAngelis
If you have type 2 diabetes, it can be hard to find time to take care of yourself. Here’s how one woman makes self-care part of her life.
Beginning with an early morning start, Jaymie Batoon details his meals, physical activity, and blood sugar monitoring to manage his type 2 diabetes.
Managing both type 2 diabetes and heart disease can be challenging. Learn how one woman keeps her conditions in check.
AI-driven data and precision medicine lay the way for better outcomes with your glucose control and heart health.
Family, friends, and doctors mean well but don’t always give the best advice. Here’s helpful advice for life with type 2 diabetes and heart disease.
An expert on type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease explains the link between these two conditions and talks about the future of treatment.
For years, Larry Young relied heavily on medicines to treat his blood sugar and high blood pressure. So how did he get his A1c down to the lowest it’s ever been?
An endocrinologist shares what makes them optimistic about the future of diabetes treatment.
Learn from a diabetes educator how to understand your treatment plan and adapt it for your lifestyle so you can protect your health – including your heart.
Type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular health share many risk factors and complications. It can be serious, but the steps to manage one help you manage the other.
See how Anthony Wilson fought his way back from a near-death experience to thrive with both diabetes and heart conditions.
Leading diabetes experts from across the country share their insights to help you turn diabetes management from a challenge to a goal achieved.
