Comprehensive Diabetes Resources
Curated collection of evidence-based resources, medical references, and support tools specifically for men managing Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes. All resources are vetted by our medical advisory board.
Medical References & Clinical Guidelines
Access the latest clinical guidelines, research papers, and medical references that inform evidence-based diabetes care for men.
Professional Organizations
American Diabetes Association (ADA)
The leading organization for diabetes research, education, and advocacy. Home to the Standards of Medical Care in Diabetes.
International Diabetes Federation (IDF)
Global advocacy organization representing over 240 diabetes associations in 168 countries and territories.
Endocrine Society
Professional medical organization dedicated to hormone research and clinical endocrinology.
Research & Evidence
PubMed / MEDLINE
Comprehensive database of biomedical literature from MEDLINE, life science journals, and online books.
Cochrane Library
Collection of high-quality, independent evidence to inform healthcare decision-making.
Support Networks & Communities
Connect with other men managing diabetes through vetted support groups, online communities, and peer networks focused on evidence-based management.
Online Communities
Diabetes Daily Forum
Active community with dedicated sections for men's health, exercise, and technology discussions.
Reddit r/diabetes_t1 & r/diabetes_t2
Large, active communities with real-world experiences and peer support for both Type 1 and Type 2.
Professional Support
Certified Diabetes Educators (CDE)
Find certified diabetes care and education specialists in your area for personalized guidance.
Find CDE Near You →Diabetes Support Groups
Local in-person support groups facilitated by healthcare professionals.
Find Local Groups →Emergency Resources & Protocols
Critical information and resources for diabetes emergencies, including hypoglycemia, DKA, and emergency preparedness protocols.
Severe Hypoglycemia
Critical Symptoms:
- Confusion, disorientation
- Seizures or unconsciousness
- Unable to treat self
Immediate Treatment:
- Call 911 if unconscious
- Glucagon injection if available
- Do NOT give food/drink if unconscious
Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA)
Warning Signs:
- Blood glucose >250 mg/dL
- Ketones in urine/blood
- Nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain
- Fruity breath odor
Immediate Action:
- Check blood ketones
- Contact healthcare provider
- Go to ER if ketones >1.5 mmol/L
Emergency Contacts
National Emergency
For life-threatening emergencies
Poison Control
For medication overdose or poisoning
ADA Helpline
For diabetes-related questions and support
Find Healthcare Providers
Locate qualified diabetes specialists, endocrinologists, and certified diabetes educators in your area using these trusted provider directories.
Provider Search Tools
Endocrinologist Finder
Find board-certified endocrinologists specializing in diabetes care.
Find EndocrinologistCertified Diabetes Educator
Locate CDEs and diabetes care specialists for education and support.
Find CDEInsurance Provider Network
Search for in-network diabetes specialists through your insurance.
Insurance GuideQuestions to Ask Providers
Initial Consultation
- What is your experience treating men with diabetes?
- How do you approach individualized A1C targets?
- What diabetes technology do you recommend?
- How often should I schedule follow-ups?
Ongoing Care
- How do you handle after-hours emergencies?
- What lab tests do you monitor regularly?
- How do you coordinate with my other doctors?
- What resources do you provide for education?
Additional Resources
Financial Assistance
Prescription Assistance Programs
Help with insulin and medication costs through manufacturer programs.
Find Assistance →Insurance Navigation
Understanding coverage for diabetes supplies and medications.
Insurance Guide →