Diabetes

The lifestyle and physical well-being of a number of Type 1 and Type 2 diabetics appears to have received a significant boost. Read more.

Researchers say two new related study findings represent a potential new way to identify pancreatic cancer at an earlier stage. Read more.

Drug costs are increasing, but so is patient cost sharing. That’s raising serious problems for some patients. Here are seven of the most out-of-reach drugs due to high costs, according to industry watchers.

The impact of diabetes can have a great impact on everyday life, according to a new survey. Here are some of the biggest effects, and how healthcare executives can help.

In previous studies, diabetes has been linked to cognitive impairment and an increased risk for dementia, but a new study sheds light on why that is happening.

Joslin Diabetes Center researchers reveal startling study results linking decades of having type 1 diabetes and mental abilities.

A new study has revealing findings about the link between stress at work and heart disease and diabetes.

A new survey from Express Scripts has surprisingly findings about medication adherence in patients with chronic diseases.

HealthPartners’ vice president and associate medical director shares how the integrated organization is looking beyond traditional approaches to curb diabetes.

Diabetes drug spending is on the rise, but there are ways to control it.

Prepare for major pipeline developments in diabetes, autoimmune disorders, oncology, and COPD.

Finding technology solutions to diagnose and manage chronic conditions is critical to the future of healthcare.

A new report by the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association has eye-opening findings about diabetes prevalence, severity and cost.

A real-world study of type 2 diabetes patients by Milliman has surprising findings on glycemic control and diabetes medication adherence.

Experts share updates on new diabetes medications, and provide an overview of what’s coming.

Find out about the latest treatment and drug pipeline developments

Two reports highlight areas of elderly care that healthcare systems and health plans should avoid.

Several recent studies explore how weight loss surgery impacts diabetes patient care.

Mayo Clinic researchers found that beyond overtesting, focus on HbA1C levels can lead to serious harms for patients, especially as more diabetes drugs are needed to keep HbA1C within desired targets.

A large-scale observational study led by Columbia University researchers may offer new approach to studying diverse patient groups.

Study seeks to determine whether significant improvement in glycemic control can be achieved when regular coaching is part of the process.

We recently asked experts to define the top challenges associated with diabetes health management, and how health plans can overcome them.