Type 2 diabetes is not just a medical condition—it's a reflection of the systems in which we live and the social determinants of health.

The post explores how the Virtual Health Hub (VHH) in Saskatchewan fosters community collaboration, supports local healthcare workers.

Diabetes rates have doubled globally, but diagnosis and treatment are falling short.

Learn how immigrant and non-immigrant patients experience different healthcare outcomes and what can be done to improve equity in diabetes.

Explore the growing connection between obesity and type 2 diabetes, known as "diabesity," and its global impact.

B.C. signs historic $670M pharmacare deal, expanding free medication coverage.

This vodcast featuring Krista Lamb and Dr. Diane Finegood explores the complex issue of stigma in Type 2 Diabetes (T2D).

Over the past three decades, childhood obesity has exploded, bringing with it a dramatic increase in T2D cases.

Gamification is transforming how we manage Type 2 diabetes (T2D), turning daily care tasks into engaging, rewarding activities.

Introducing the New T2D Network Website: A Powerful Resource for Type 2 Diabetes Support

Diabetes in Canada is more than a health issue—it’s a societal challenge.

Managing Type 2 diabetes alongside gastrointestinal disorders, like IBS and gastroparesis, is challenging.

Discover how AI-powered voice analysis is transforming the early detection of T2D.

By addressing sleep health as part of diabetes care, better overall health outcomes can be achieved.

Explore the link between mental health and diabetes with expert insights from Dr. Mahavir Agarwal and Dr. Diana Sherifali.

In recognition of Diabetes Awareness Month and World Diabetes Day, the Government of Canada, through the Public Health Agency of Canada.

Canada’s diabetes rates have stabilized, but experts warn the disease remains a major public health challenge.

Discover one woman's powerful journey with Type 2 diabetes, from years of denial to life-changing health crises, and how she turned around.

Diabetes isn’t just a diagnosis; for some, it’s a generational story, a legacy that intertwines with personal experiences and culture.

Diabetes Awareness Month: Understanding and Supporting Those Living with Diabetes