Welcome to DiabetesCare.net

Do you or someone you care about have diabetes?

DiabetesCare.net is an exciting new website that will help people with diabetes manage and understand their disease. Our mission is to provide access to vital information on diabetes care and management, and tools to improve the lives of those with diabetes.

Register to access our member message board, along with valuable tools, logs, journals, and charts to help you self-monitor your glucose levels, exercise, calories and carbohydrates, and more.

We are interested in hearing suggestions on ways to assist you better. If there is something you feel would make DiabetesCare.net even more useful for you, please send an email to info@diabetescare.net.

Want to be notified about website updates by email? Click here.

In the upcoming months, DiabetesCare.net will be expanding to help you stay informed and manage your diabetes. Some of the items that will be added include:
  • Educational videos: kitchen and supermarket tours to help you better understand your nutritional and physical activity needs, control portions, decode Nutrition Facts labels, count carbs, and make smarter nutrition choices.
  • Information on additional health complications and treatment options
  • Tips for controlling your diabetes
  • A news service to stay up to date on articles on topics of interest that you choose


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August 20, 2008

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