Diabetes Management

Halloween doesn't have to mean missing out on parties, costumes, dancing or a night with friends. With a little planning around diabetes supplies, glucose monitoring, alcohol, movement and getting home safely, you can enjoy the night while staying prepared for the unexpected.

Diabetes technology is changing quickly, with new devices, connected systems and automated tools becoming part of everyday Type 1 diabetes management. In this episode of T1D Talks, Andi Balog catches up with Aaron to discuss new and upcoming diabetes technology, what they think about the direction it's heading and whether there can be a point where technology becomes too much. An honest conversation with plenty of opinions and a few laughs along the way.

Halloween can still be a fun and memorable night for children managing diabetes. From trick-or-treating and Halloween lollies to extra activity and hypo preparation, this guide shares practical tips to help parents plan ahead while allowing kids to enjoy the celebrations with their friends.

Looking after your feet is an important part of everyday diabetes care. This guide shares seven simple diabetes foot care tips, including checking your feet daily, keeping your skin healthy, choosing comfortable socks and shoes, caring for your toenails and knowing when to seek professional advice.

Managing diabetes requires a multi-faceted approach, and copper socks can be a valuable addition to your foot care routine. By protecting against infections, promoting comfort, and supporting circulation, they help keep your feet healthy and happy.

Insulin is an important tool for many people managing diabetes, but misconceptions can create confusion and unnecessary worry. Discover the truth behind 5 common insulin myths and learn what insulin really means for diabetes management.