Editorial Policy

We would rather say less and be right. This is how we work.

Sources

Medical numbers and statements come from the American Diabetes Association Standards of Care (we name the edition), the CDC, NIDDK and the National Institutes of Health, the FDA, USDA, MedlinePlus, and peer-reviewed papers. Each page lists them at the bottom. We write in our own words and never copy or closely reword those sources.

Dates and updates

Every page shows a “last reviewed” date. The ADA updates its Standards of Care each year, so pages that use them are rechecked every January. Prices and product facts carry their own check dates and are rechecked monthly.

Who writes and reviews

Pages are written by the Diabetes Blogs editorial team from the official sources listed on each page. Before publishing, we check every number and statement against those sources and record the date as “last reviewed”. A page shows a “Reviewed by” box only when a named, credentialed clinician has actually reviewed it. Pages without that box have had an editorial source check only, not a clinician review. We do not give personal advice.

What we will not publish

Insulin or medicine dosing tools, diagnosis tools, cure or reversal claims, supplement promotion, and fake reviews or testimonials.

Money

The site may carry ads and affiliate links. They never change what we say or which sources we use. See the affiliate disclosure. Blog directory listings are free and cannot be bought.

Report an error

Found a mistake or an out-of-date number? Email hello@diabetesblogs.com with the page address and what looks wrong, ideally with a source. We check it against the source, fix it and update the review date.