When you think of the early warning signs of diabetes, skin problems likely aren't the first thing to come to mind. But our body's largest organ, our skin, can actually be a very telling asset. We ...

A wearable technology developed by Technion Professor Hossam Haick and colleagues in China enables real-time, noninvasive ...

Skin rash from diabetes medical devices is common, under-recognized, and expected to increase as device use increases.

Seemingly insignificant skin changes—including dry patches, slight discoloration, minor pressure points, or small calluses—warrant prompt attention for anyone with diabetes.

Caring for type 2 diabetes skin really comes down to a single mantra, according to Dr. Sullivan: “Treat your skin very gently.” Give it the love, time, and attention to detail it deserves, and ...

Everyday skin problems could have a more sinister cause, warns a blood testing expert. Itchy skin, tingling hands or a cut that takes a while to heal are usually given a quick scratch or a ...

Additionally, skin samples taken from individuals who have diabetes were cultured with A. faecalis, and after 10 days, the samples with the bacterium had a statistically significant greater ...