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Discover how to navigate extracurricular activities and field trips for students with diabetes. Learn about their legal rights and get guidance.

Discover the three key elements for successful diabetes management in schools. Empower students, provide training to staff, and establish shared responsibilities.

Learn about the signs and symptoms of low testosterone especially with type 2 diabetes and find the right treatment for you.

Explore ADA research projects and make a research donation to support innovative scientific discovery for improved diabetes treatments and eventual cures.

Tiffani, from Desoto, Texas, refused to let complications from her diabetes hold her back. This is her story: At the age of four, I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes and it was a major transition for my family. At the age of 27, I completely lost my vision, was diagnosed with stage four renal failure and temporarily lost mobility due to complications of poor management. This resulted in peritoneal dialysis everyday for nine hours until I received a duel pancreas and kidney transplant in 2017. Since then I have been fortunate to get married to the love of my life, start a strategy firm focused

Brent Adame lives in Midwest City, Oklahoma, and is committed to thriving despite living with type 2 diabetes. This is his story: A couple of weeks before COVID-19 shut the economy down, I noticed my eyesight was getting blurry and my appetite was insatiable! I continued with my lifestyle, afraid to go to the doctor. I tested my glucose levels at a friend's about a month ago and was 359 and at one point 401. I got nervous and blew it off for a week. Then I got diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) and nearly died. Learn about DKA I checked myself out of the hospital about 34 hours later. I assumed I'd

Discover the ADAs commitment to fair commercial driving rules for individuals with diabetes and access essential resources for Commercial Driver's Licenses.

Learn about retinopathy, eye complications, and how to manage them. Understand the risk factors, symptoms, and treatments available for diabetic retinopathy.

Be a key player in the fight against diabetes by contributing through volunteering, sharing your story, or advocating. Explore additional resources to improve lives.