Ever find yourself reaching for sweets when you're super stressed? You're not alone! Many people experience this. That's why ...

Close to 10% of the Canadian population have been diagnosed with diabetes. The most common form is Type 2, or non-insulin ...

My two columns earlier this week on the problem of diabetes, both nationally and personally, drew a lot of reaction.

Protein powder may also help people with diabetes manage their blood sugar. Sheth points to a recent study that found that ...

Belly fat can be bad for your health because it can increase your risk of many serious conditions, including heart disease, ...

This can be particularly concerning for people with diabetes, as their ability to manage blood glucose levels may be impaired ...

Kakko has to maintain his diet but says, "When you’ve been living with it, you know what you’re going to eat. You know what ...

Clogged arteries increase your risk of heart attacks, strokes, and even death. It's crucial for everyone, regardless of age, to understand how to avoid artery plaque ...

It's pumpkin spice season but is eating actual pumpkin good for you? CR says pumpkin can be a nutritious fixture of your diet ...

With Halloween about a week away, parents of children with diabetes are encouraged to have a plan for their children if they ...

As Deepavali approaches, individuals with diabetes often wonder about enjoying festive sweets. The key is to indulge mindfully and in moderation, ensuring a balance for a guilt-free celebration.

Florida-based heart surgeon Dr. Philip Ovadia says that a low-carb diet is the best way to avoid heart disease, not fearing meat.