How often should older adults be checked for diabetes?

Age is a major risk factor for diabetes, so it's important to get screened frequently as you get older. If you have additonal diabetes risk factors, you should get screened every year. Learn more from endocrinologist Jack Merendino, MD.

Checking your blood sugar could keep you healthy.

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Pick the best fruits, veggies, grains, and proteins with this expert advice.

Carbs aren’t the only nutrients that matter when you have diabetes.

Understanding nutrition labels and the glycemic index can help you select foods that help you manage your blood sugar levels.