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CGM: Continuous Glucose Monitor

A continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) is a small wearable device that tracks your glucose levels in real-time throughout the day and night.

Diabetes Complications

The unfortunate truth: having diabetes can significantly increase your risk for additional health problems. Potential complications can develop over time if blood glucose levels aren’t diligently ma...

Hyperglycemia and How to Treat It

High blood sugar is also called hyperglycemia. It means that your blood sugar level is higher than your target level. Having high blood sugar levels over time can lead to long-term, serious health pro...

Hypoglycemia and How to Treat It

Hypoglycemia, also known as low blood sugar, is when your blood sugar level drops below 70. Having low blood sugar is dangerous and needs to be treated right away. Left untreated, hypoglycemia can lea...

Insulin Delivery Methods

Today, there are a variety of insulin delivery methods to choose from as a person with Type 2 diabetes. Learn about your options here!

Syringes vs. Pens vs. Smart Pens: Pros and Cons

Need a quick breakdown of the pros + cons of syringes, insulin pens, and a smart pen? Learn which insulin delivery method may work for you.

My Glucose is in Range. Am I Cured?

Your glucose is in range consistently, but does that mean your Type 2 diabetes is gone? No. A diabetes educator tells you why.

Alternate Blood Sugar Testing: What to Know

Did you know you can test your blood sugar in places other than your finger? Here's what to know about alternate site testing.

When Medications are Prescribed for Type 2 Diabetes Management

Doctors follow a set of protocols to determine when to recommend medications to T2D patients. Learn when they're likely to prescribe them.

Hurricane Ready with Diabetes

Taylor Hastings survived the first Category 5 hurricane to ever hit the Florida Panhandle back in October. She shares her T1D-specific hurricane tips here.