Health Insight
diabetes
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Why Regular Hearing Assessments Are Crucial for People With Diabetes
Early detection of hearing loss is an important first step in hearing care for those living with diabetes.
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Exploring the Connection Between Diabetes and Heart Disease
For Canadians living with type 2 diabetes (T2D), taking an active role in the protection of your heart is critical.
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Continuous Glucose Monitoring System Provides Improved Diabetes Management
For people living with diabetes, monitoring glucose levels is one of the most important steps in managing the disease.
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Why Every Action Makes a Difference This Diabetes Awareness Month
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Canadian discovery of insulin. Be apart of diabetes history this November by taking action.
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Helping Navigate Your Child’s Diagnosis of Type 1 Diabetes
T1D can occur in people of any age, and its causes are not fully known. JDRF has the resources and supports you and your family.
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Diabetes Canada Alerts Canadians About Vision Loss in People with Diabetes
It's been 100 years since the discovery of insulin. While the discovery has improved the health of people with diabetes, it isn’t a cure.
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Augmenting Human Capabilities Can Help Address Wait Times
Canadians have never waited longer to get access to care – an issue exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. The silver lining is that existing medical technology can help address issues with wait times, now and in the future.
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The Most Important Canadian Medical Technology Company You’ve Never Heard Of
As the country’s largest provider of SARS CoV2 PCR tests, Seegene Canada might be the Canadian medical technology company you’ve never heard of.
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Innovation in Glucose Management Has the Power to Change the Lives of Those Living with Diabetes
Flash glucose monitoring empowers Canadians to take control of their diabetes while also helping to keep doctors informed.
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How People with Diabetes Are Navigating COVID-19 Isolation
Kimberly Hanson, Executive Director of Diabetes Canada, discusses how the diabetic community is handling the COVID-19 pandemic.