Describes the disease and covers glucose, insulin, diet, exercise, pills, complications, and research. Written by a Canadian physician.

Presents chapters about the types of diabetes, how to cope, monitoring, exercise, diet, medication, foot care, traveling, and sick day management.

Covers the aspects of this disease, management, diet, nutrition, fitness, myths and facts. Includes a newsletter and forum. By Aventis.

Fully-illustrated tutorial looks at how your body handles glucose. Shows what insulin is, what it does, and how the lack of it affects your body. Includes current and future treatment. From How Stuff Works.

A comprehensive resource on diabetic symptoms, hypoglycemia, diet, treatment options, chart records, blood glucose, and other vital medical information.

Consumer health resource center providing an overview of diabetes and its causes, symptoms, and treatment.

Learn about the different types of diabetes, disease management, become a part of the community, and find articles from experts. Includes news and resources.

Lists symptoms, causes, types, risk factors, management, complications, and discusses diet regimen.

Provides a fact sheet on diabetes addressing the causes, symptoms, preventions, and treatment available. Includes a self test.

Find information on type 1 and type 2. Includes symptoms, diagnosis, complications, and treatments.

Features an overview, symptoms, treatment options, lifestyle issues and prevention; as well as other diabetes-related resources.

Provides educational materials to increase knowledge and understanding about diabetes among patients, health care professionals, and the general public.

Features articles on type 1, type 2, and gestational diabetes. Contains interactive tools, news, ask the expert, and provides a search for medical literature.

Medical information about diabetes therapies, complications, research, and treatment. Provides a support group and news via RSS feed.

Covers diabetes control, prevention, resources for children, and awareness campaigns. From the National Institute of Health and Center for Disease Control and Prevention.

Research showing that the brain produces insulin as well as the pancreas points to a third type of diabetes.

Learn more about managing your condition, taking insulin, and their products used to treat type 1 and type 2.