Managing type 2 diabetes is an ongoing journey, and regular follow-ups with healthcare providers play a crucial role in achieving long-term success.

A new podcast challenging the status quo in hormonal healthcare, hosted by endocrinologist Dr. Arti Thangudu.

Insulin therapy is an essential tool in managing type 2 diabetes, but it can feel overwhelming due to the complexity of options, dosing, and delivery methods.

When it comes to managing type 2 diabetes, the first and most crucial line of treatment is lifestyle, lifestyle, lifestyle. But this isn’t about a simple "eat less and move more" approach—it’s about setting specific, actionable goals to improve insulin sensitivity and overall health.

Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGMs) have become transformative tools in diabetes management, offering real-time data that empowers patients to understand how lifestyle choices and medications affect their blood sugar.

Effective diabetes management starts with understanding the bigger picture—beyond just blood sugar levels

This event has brought attention to broader systemic issues in healthcare and how they impact businesses, employees, and the economy.

In a recent episode of the iHeartMedia podcast Symptomatic, hosted by Lauren Bret Pacheco, listeners are invited into a moving story that highlights the unique challenges of managing a lesser-known form of diabetes: Latent Autoimmune Diabetes in Adults, or LADA.

When it comes to managing diabetes, one of the key goals is moving from insulin resistance to insulin sensitivity.