Description
Established in 1983, Diabetes Self-Management is a publisher of authoritative, reliable health information for the growing number of people with diabetes who want to know more about managing their diabetes. We publish a bimonthly magazine, a weekly newsletter, a number of books, and a blog.
Our magazine, Diabetes Self-Management, offers up-to-date, practical “how-to” information on nutrition, exercise, new drugs, medical advances, self-help, and the many other topics people need to know about to stay healthy. In the 2012 National Health Information Awards, Diabetes Self-Management dominated the consumer diabetes field, bringing home 23 prizes for an extraordinary 15-year total of 367 awards. No other diabetes publication can match that record. Our website was also recognized with both a gold award in the 2010 Web Health Awards competition and a silver award in the 2010 W3 Awards Competition. Additionally, we have been named one of the best diabetes blogs for 2016-2020 by Healthline, one of the best type 2 diabetes blogs for 2019-2020 by Everyday Health, and one of the best Type 2 diabetes blogs for 2018 by MyTherapy.
On this website, you’ll find a roundup of expert tips, knowledge, and insights about diabetes self-care written by health-care professionals and people with diabetes, as well as reports about late-breaking diabetes news. You can also sign up for our free newsletter and receive the latest diabetes news delivered to your inbox.
(All content on DiabetesSelfManagement.com is vetted by medical professionals or the editors. It is reviewed regularly, with “updated” dates reflecting the most recent time of evaluation. The website is funded by support from our sponsors and advertisement. These sources of funding do not influence the editorial content of DiabetesSelfManagement.com. Advertisements are distinguished by the words “Advertisement” or “Sponsored Content.” The information provided on this website is intended to supplement, not replace, the information given by your health-care provider.)
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