There are several potential reasons behind the differences in diagnosis for men and women. While many risk factors for type 2 diabetes are universal, they tend to show up later in women. The ...

Monitoring Diabetes “While not everything is within your control, monitoring can help you better manage diabetes,” the CDC states. Under this topic, Black women can access tools and ...

BOSTON - Men are at higher risk of Type 2 diabetes, and a new study says it may boil down to hormonal differences. In general, men tend to develop Type 2 diabetes at a lower BMI than women and at ...

Overall, 17.3% of women with gestational diabetes or hypertension were screened in the year following their pregnancy, and less than half (44%) were screened for dyslipidemia within 3 years of ...