Platelet-to-neutrophil ratio (PNR) is a marker that a recent study found to be successful in diagnosing several forms of diabetic eye disease. Now researchers in China have tested it to see if it can indicate the presence of diabetic macular edema in its earliest stages.

A new study out of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, upends conventional wisdom about the role of the brain’s reward center in the link between high blood sugar and Alzheimer’s.

When you’re explaining to friends or family what it’s like to live with diabetic macular edema, how do you help them understand your reality? DME warrior Ashley Loerzel shares her go-to descriptions.

Living with type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes, or diabetic macular edema? You'll find the support, motivation, and resources you need in our new communities.

Ensuring that your child’s T1D journey is a smooth one when you’re on vacation takes a bit of prep and some expert tips. We’ve got you covered with both.

Pancakes used to hit Mila Clarke’s blood sugar like a ton of bricks … until she learned to approach her T1D meals like a puzzle. Add some protein here. A little fat there. And voilà! She found her sweet spot.