Stigma Should Not Be Part of A Diabetes Diagnosis
How do negative beliefs and attitudes about type 2 diabetes affect emotional and physical health? A daughter shares her mother’s story.
How do negative beliefs and attitudes about type 2 diabetes affect emotional and physical health? A daughter shares her mother’s story.
Meet donor Valerie Walsh and her daughter, Andrea, who lives with type 1.
Diabetes Canada ambassador Elizma Smith shares her unique challenges of living with type 1—and the research that keeps her optimism alive.
Is your diabetes getting you down? These strategies can make a difference.
Ground provisions like root vegetables and green bananas are a staple of Caribbean cuisine…and they’re a great alternative to whole grains for everyone.
That includes the judgments that exist in society, but also the internalized blame and shame people with diabetes carry.
How? By eliminating the stigma attached to this condition in Canada.
Transitioning from late teenage years to adulthood is difficult for anyone. For Jennifer Lopez of Winnipeg, Manitoba, the challenges of this transition were layered with anxiety and depression.
British Columbia researcher is developing the first national childhood diabetes registry.
Tasty and versatile, these fruits (which many of us think of us as veggies) are healthy, too.
Ready to get your walk on? Choose from these four popular types that all have health benefits for people with diabetes.
The search for a diabetes cure is a marathon, but it’s a race that can be won.