Diabetes Care, Author at Diabetes Care Community

Diabetes Care

Diabetes Care Community is the author of articles on a wide range of diabetes topics. All of these articles are written to a high standard of quality. They are reviewed for accuracy with health care professionals and, wherever possible, will adhere to Diabetes Canada's 2018 Clinical Practice Guidelines. It is our wish that you find our articles helpful. We welcome your feedback and comments.

Exercise can be fun and enjoyable, even when you’re away from home!

Diabetes Care July 28, 2014 Getting motivated, Physical Activity

Sticking to an exercise regimen when youre at home can be fairly straightforward when you incorporate it into your daily routine.

The value of online support programs for diabetes distress or depression

Diabetes Care July 21, 2014 Managing depression, Support

It's well known that people with diabetes are prone to depression. In fact, it's believed that about 30% of people with diabetes experience depression.

SGLT2 medications: the new kid on the block

Diabetes Care July 13, 2014 Oral medications

The past 20 years have seen tremendous advances in drug therapy for the management of type 2 diabetes, and many new therapies are currently being studied.

Five ways to get off the couch and greet the summer sun!

Diabetes Care June 23, 2014 Getting motivated, Overcoming barriers, Physical Activity

Now that summer is finally upon us, get out into the sunshine and enjoy some of these outdoor activities.

Four small coping strategies for diabetes management

Diabetes Care June 15, 2014 Support

Managing your diabetes can sometimes seem overwhelming.

Will medical marijuana be a part of your diabetes treatment plan one day?

Diabetes Care June 7, 2014 Medication, Other medications

Cannabis, better known as marijuana, is the most commonly used illicit drug around the world.

Diabetes and summer camp

Diabetes Care May 18, 2014 Diabetes and children, Type 1 diabetes

Summer camp is part of the magic of childhood, bringing enchanting memories along with new friendships, greater confidence and new-found independence.