On November 24, 2025, Abbott issued an Urgent Medical Device Correction for certain FreeStyle Libre 3 & FreeStyle Libre 3 Plus sensors. What happened and what is the impact? Through ongoing product monitoring, Abbott has determined that certain FreeStyle Libre 3 and FreeStyle Libre 3 Plus sensors are providing inaccurate low glucose readings. If undetected,… Continue reading Abbott Issues Voluntary Urgent Medical Device Correction for FreeStyle Libre 3 & FreeStyle Libre 3 Plus Sensors

The holidays are almost here! Cue the busyness, fun, and chaos of this time of year. Celebrations tend to be food-centered, and might even require travel. Disrupted routines are almost always a part of the plan. These factors can make diabetes management more difficult. However, not all hope is lost. With practical strategies for balance,… Continue reading Managing Diabetes During the Holiday Season

November is Diabetes Awareness Month! This important milestone is celebrated every November in honor of Dr. Frederick Banting—who discovered insulin—and whose birthday was on the 14th. The number of people living with diabetes worldwide is increasing. In 2022, 830 million people were living with the health condition, compared to 200 million in 1990. Raising awareness… Continue reading Diabetes Awareness Month 2025

If you’ve ever had a cut that seemed to take forever to heal, you may not have been imagining things. It turns out that living with diabetes can make wound healing take longer for a variety of reasons. While wound healing is usually an organized process, diabetes can disrupt it. Continue reading to learn more… Continue reading Why Wounds Can Take Longer to Heal with Diabetes (and How to Speed Up Recovery)

  Between taking different medications, having snacks on hand in case of low blood sugar and monitoring your glucose every day, diabetes is a full-time job with no days off. It’s easy to feel alone as you manage your health, especially if you’re the only one in your household with diabetes. While it’s crucial to… Continue reading Social Support and Diabetes: The Power of Community, Family, and Peer Involvement in Blood Sugar Management

Diabetes in aging adults is on the rise. The CDC reports that between 2017 and 2020, an estimated 29.2% of US adults age 65 and older had the disease. While both type 1 and type 2 are possible, type 2 is the most common form. It occurs when the cells in your body don’t respond… Continue reading Physical Activity for Aging Adults with Diabetes

Diabetes is becoming increasingly common in seniors. One third of the population in the US age 65 and over has diabetes, and that number is expected to increase. Adding to the challenge of living with diabetes is the unique nutritional needs seniors have, from increased nutrient requirements to medication interactions. Living on a fixed income… Continue reading Nutrition for Seniors with Diabetes: Tips for Creating Balanced, Diabetes-Friendly Meals on a Budget

  We live in a fast-paced, hectic world where there’s always something going on. Between everyday stressors like deadlines, bills and busy schedules, it’s no wonder that your shoulders feel tense, or your stomach gets upset easily. Add diabetes management to the mix and it’s likely that you’re even more stressed! It’s not always clear… Continue reading Stress Management Techniques for Stable Blood Sugar

Travel is something many people enjoy, with the opportunities it provides to meet new people, expand their knowledge, and visit new places. However, as you navigate life with diabetes, you might feel anxious at the thought of leaving home. Luckily, diabetes doesn’t need to stop you from exploring new places. By being proactive and prepared,… Continue reading Traveling with Diabetes