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If you have diabetes, it is very important that you learn to care for yourself and your health. Keeping your blood glucose levels within your target range is the best way to stay healthy. This section can help you learn about diabetes, and provides tools and resources to help you with your diabetes management.

Information

what is diabetes

What is diabetes?

Diabetes is where blood glucose (or sugar) levels run too high. Diabetes currently affects 537 million adults worldwide and is expected to increase to 783 million by 2045.1

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blood glucose monitoring

Blood glucose monitoring

If you take certain medication, having knowledge of your blood glucose levels is an integral part of having diabetes.

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Tools

mysugr app

mySugr app

The free mySugr logbook app is an easy and complete diabetes tracker for your phone (iOS and Android).

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Accu-Chek Diaries

Accu-Chek Diaries

Use these diary templates to record your blood glucose measurements, your medical doses and any comments you want to keep.

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Accu-Chek 360° View tool

Accu-Chek 360° View tool

The Accu-Chek 360° View tool could help you reduce your HbA1c and have more meaningful conversations with your healthcare professional.2

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Accu-Chek Testing in Pairs tool

Accu-Chek Testing in Pairs tool

Testing in Pairs is a paper tool designed to help you see changes in your blood sugar before and after a specific meal, exercise, or other event.

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carbohydrate counting tool

Carbohydrate counting tool

Use our handy interactive tool to find out how carbohydrate counting could benefit you, and watch our short course in Carbohydrate Counting videos.

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average blood glucose and the hba1c test

Average blood glucose and the HbA1c test

Your HbA1c (also known as A1c or glycated haemoglobin) can give a general gauge of your diabetes management.

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Disclaimer: The diabetes information provided on this website is intended to give you basic information on diabetes. It is not intended to be a complete resource. Please speak to your healthcare professional for information relevant to your individual circumstances.

Source:
1. International Diabetes Federation. IDF Diabetes Atlas [Online]. Available at: https://diabetesatlas.org/#:~:text=Diabetes%20around%20the%20world%20in%202021%3A,%2D%20and%20middle%2Dincome%20countries.(Accessed 8th February 2023).
2. Lalic N, Tankova T, Amann-Zalan I. Use of structured self-monitoring of blood glucose improves glycaemic control in real-world clinical practice: findings from a multinational and retrospectively controlled trial. Journal of Diabetes Science and Technology. 2013;7(1):285-6.