Diabetes - What To Know

Diabetes - What To Know Your step-by-step guide to a healthy life with type 2 diabetes. Let's get started! Please direct those questions to your healthcare professional. Thank you!

Diabetes- What To Know helps people with type 2 diabetes learn what they need to know to be healthy with diabetes. Our program uses simple, action-oriented educational videos and a community of other folks with type 2 diabetes and their families. Many people with diabetes are healthier now than when they were first diagnosed-- you can be one of them. The goal of our site and our page is t

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06/17/2026

Did you know that heart disease is the #1 killer of women in North America—causing nearly ten times more deaths than breast cancer? In this eye-opening episode of Diabetes Primetime, cardiologist Dr. Tara Sedlak joins us to break down the critical information every woman should know about heart health and obesity.

06/16/2026

High blood pressure and diabetes often cause no symptoms until serious disease has developed. In this video, Dr. Javed Butler explains how uACR testing can uncover early signs of heart and kidney damage, creating an opportunity to act sooner and support long-term health.

We’re chatting with medical expert and cardiologist Dr. Tara Sedlak tonight at 8 PM ET! Join us on Facebook and YouTube ...
06/16/2026

We’re chatting with medical expert and cardiologist Dr. Tara Sedlak tonight at 8 PM ET! Join us on Facebook and YouTube as she shares heart health insights and answers your questions. Don’t miss it!

A uACR test is a quick urine test that can help detect early damage to blood vessels—before symptoms appear. This infogr...
06/09/2026

A uACR test is a quick urine test that can help detect early damage to blood vessels—before symptoms appear. This infographic explains what it is, why it matters, and how early action can help reduce the risk of heart attack or stroke.

Small steps can lead to meaningful protection.

Heart disease can develop silently. High blood pressure, diabetes, and obesity can quietly strain both the heart and kid...
06/02/2026

Heart disease can develop silently. High blood pressure, diabetes, and obesity can quietly strain both the heart and kidneys long before symptoms appear. This article explains why early testing—such as a uACR urine test—can uncover hidden risk sooner and help prevent more serious problems later on.

Many people think heart disease and kidney disease are completely separate conditions. But doctors now know that the heart and kidneys are closely connected and often affect each other. As cardiologist Dr. Javed Butler explains, one of the biggest myths is believing that the heart and kidneys work i...

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05/31/2026

No energy to cook? These easy, no-recipe dinners come together in minutes. Fast, filling, and zero stress. 🥘✨ Swipe for these helpful ideas!

These egg squares 🍳 make for a super simple, delicious, and nutritious breakfast OR snack! This recipe is a keeper. You'...
05/26/2026

These egg squares 🍳 make for a super simple, delicious, and nutritious breakfast OR snack! This recipe is a keeper. You'll want to try these out as soon as you can... Yum!

05/24/2026

Weight expert Dr. Megha Poddar explains all the benefits of GLP-1 medications for our overall health... not just the number on the scale.

05/19/2026

Did you know that a simple urine test called uACR can reveal signs of early stress on the kidney and heart? In this video, doctors explain how this test can catch potential issues early—and how that early insight can allow healthcare teams to step in sooner and prevent problems down the road.

05/17/2026

80% of people with type 2 diabetes have high blood pressure. So today on World Hypertension Day, it's a good time for a public service announcement that everyone with type 2 diabetes or high blood pressure should be asking their healthcare provider about getting a uACR test at their next check-up. Here's two cardiologists explaining what the test measures and why it matters...

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