1.1. What is diabetes mellitus

• [search] Reference information (traffic rank # 13)

1.2. Types of diabetes

• [see] How many types of diabetes are there? - SingleCare (traffic # 27,800)

  There are four main types of diabetes: Type 1 diabetes, Type 2 diabetes, gestational diabetes, and a condition known as prediabetes, in which you have higher-than-normal blood glucose levels but not quite high enough (yet) to qualify as Type 2 diabetes.

1.3. Infographics

• [see] Centers of Disease Control and Prevention, USA (traffic # 670)

  People process visual information much faster than text. These infographics make diabetes and prediabetes data easy to understand and visually appealing.

1.4. Key Facts

• [see] World Health Organization .int, WHO (traffic rank # 190)

• [see] World Health Organization .int, WHO (traffic # 190)

  Global report

• [see] Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention .gov, CDC, USA (traffic rank # 270)

  Fact sheets

• [see] American Diabetes Association .org, USA (traffic rank # 46,000)

• [see] Diabetes Research Institute Foundation .org, DRIF, University of Miami, USA (traffic rank # 915,000)

1.5. Portals

• [see] Medline Plus .gov, USA (traffic rank # 2,500)
• [see] American Academy of Family Physicians .org (traffic rank # 19,000)
• [see] American Diabetes Association .org, USA (traffic rank # 46,000)
• [see] American Diabetes Association .org, USA (traffic rank # 46,000)
• [see] American Diabetes Association .org, USA (traffic rank # 46,000)
• [see] American Diabetes Association .org, USA (traffic rank # 46,000)