Diabetes - Videos

Walking for 15 minutes after each meal could lower the risk for diabetes.

Creative and delicious dishes for people with diabetes.

Fish oil supplements could help protect against Type-2 diabetes according to a recent study.

Up to three million Americans have type-one diabetes. Now researchers believe the weight of an internal organ could help determine the cause and lead to better treatments.

HuffPost Healthy Living editor Amanda Chan joins Josh to discuss why you may want to skip the splenda this morning.

More people than ever are at risk of diabetes. Doctors explain the warning signs and the best approach to prevent and treat the disease.

The numbers are staggering: A third of Americans are obese and if trends continue over the next seven years, half of American adults are expected to be diabetic or pre-diabetic. If you Google 'Diabetes,' you'll find all kinds of information, including some really good news about the amazing results of weight loss surgery.

Avoid extremes with this whole food detox diet for diabetics, brought to you by health counselor Alex Jamieson.

Drinking one sugar-sweetened beverage a day increases the risk for type two diabetes by roughly 20%

Are Americans with diabetes meeting their care goals from monitoring blood sugar levels to controlling cholesterol and weight?

Levels of the sleep hormone melatonin are a predictor for diabetes.

Life-saving insulin comes with a potentially deadly side effect. Now, a new system aims to keep patients safe.

Regina Meredith host of Gaiam TV's show Healing Matrix featuring Dr. John Douillard. Douillard is the director of the LifeSpa Ayurvedic Retreat Center and the author of The 3-Season Diet. Douillard shares how to reverse this dangerous conditions of diabetes. To watch the full video visit www.gaiamtv.com

Some female patients with Type 1 diabetes choose to not regulate their insulin as a way to keep their weight down. This is a disturbing and possibly deadly new trend. Guests Erin Akers and Dawn Lee join host Nancy Redd to discuss.

Full Segment: Some female patients with Type 1 diabetes choose to not regulate their insulin as a way to keep their weight down. This is a disturbing and possibly deadly new trend.

Doctors may help patients reduce their risk for type II diabetes with a prescription to sit less and stand up more .

The Doctors have an exciting partnership with USA Weekend magazine as the exclusive medical contributors to its weekly HealthSmart column! Latest: Is diabetes in your future?

Is there a chance that you may have diabetes? Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, Chief Medical Officer of Pfizer, says that diabetes is an "equal-opportunity illness," but she tells OMG! Insider host Kevin Frazier which groups of people are at greater risk. Thankfully, diabetes may be preventable, and if diagnosed, it's certainly manageable. In fact, we all have the power to make a difference. As Dr. Lewis-Hall says, "Stopping this epidemic is going to be up to you. One person at a time. One choice at a time

Diabetes is so much more than high blood sugar. It can lead to a variety of debilitating conditions. That's why it's so important to recognize the symptoms of diabetes and its consequences early on, while there's still time to make positive changes. Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, Chief Medical Officer of Pfizer, describes some of the effects of diabetes to OMG! Insider host Kevin Frazier, and stresses the importance of getting informed so you can take control of your life.

With diabetes diagnoses on the rise, it's never too early to discuss what diabetes is and how it can affect your life. Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, Chief Medical Officer of Pfizer, talks with Kevin Frazier, host of OMG! Insider, about how diabetes has affected his family. They discuss how important it is to share good habits with your loved ones, and Dr. Lewis-Hall reveals the pivotal moment that showed her how every conversation has the potential to change someone for the better.

The incidence of diabetes in the United States is growing at a rapid pace. According to the American Diabetes Association, nearly 26 million people in the U.S. have diabetes. It's time to take your health into your own hands. Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, Chief Medical Officer of Pfizer, describes the five things you need to know about diabetes and how you can manage your risk of developing the disease.

Bethannie was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes 10 years ago and is having trouble managing.

Grammy-award-winning producer and American Idol judge Randy Jackson opens up about life with Type 2 diabetes.

Bethannie was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes 10 years ago and is having trouble managing. Grammy-award-winning producer and American Idol judge Randy Jackson surprises Bethannie to show her that she's not alone, and that people can live long, full lives with Type 2 diabetes.

Doctors look at how the amount of time a patient has diabetes determines risk for retinopathy and vision loss.

Diabetes kills more than all cancers combined. Now, more and more people are being diagnosed with a combination type one and type two! Find out more about double diabetes.

Learn how actress Elizabeth Perkins changed her diet to manage her diabetes.

Actress Elizabeth Perkins, known for her roles in the movie Big and the TV show Weeds, discovered she had Type 1 diabetes after a fasting blood test. Learn how to recognize the symptoms.

Learn about the Diabetes Co-stars documentary that actress Elizabeth Perkins is working on with her husband.

Researchers say preventing and treating this disease could save the lives of many diabetes patients.