Drs. Ananta Addala, Danny Chou, Anna Gloyn and Rayhan Lal spoke to The SugarScience on flexing innovations in genetics, insulin bioengineering, and diabetes technology to advance health equity in diabetes diagnosis and management.

Diabetes can show up in almost anyone: pregnant women, babies, kids, teens, adults both young and old.

But the condition's various forms, all of which affect how the body processes blood sugar, can manifest quite differently in the hundreds of millions of people worldwide who have the disease -- making it perfect for the individualized approach known as precision medicine, Stanford Medicine researchers say.

Helmsley Trust and NIDDK provide crucial support for physician-scientist training in diabetes research.

Stanford Medicine scientists describe details of the human intestine and placental tissue as part of the National Institute of Health’s Human Biomolecular Atlas Program.

Encouraging children to drink more water and increasing their access to it at school may help prevent unhealthy weight gain, according to a new study in California elementary schools.