Why is diabetes a serious health problem for older adults?

One in four people over the age of 65 has diabetes, making it the most common chronic disease in older adults. Endocrinologist Jack Merendino, MD, explains why it's so common in this video.

An overview of early-stage and late-stage diabetic retinopathy, with a look at diabetic macular edema.

Sticking with your treatment plan is crucial to managing diabetes. Here’s how to maintain your routine.

Diabetes doesn’t always have symptoms, so checking your glucose levels is important. But what if you forget?

Know the facts so you can begin reversing diabetes—or lower your risk of getting it in the first place.

Learn about strategies that can help you handle this aspect of your diabetes management with minimal stress.