...plays a big role in determining your risk for heart disease and diabetes. Print out this handy family tree, and find out what your risks are. This is a great tool to share with your doctor, too.

The C in diabetes control is cholesterol. Explore the relationship between cholesterol and insulin to gain a better understanding of the link between heart disease and diabetes.

Report on a study linking middle-age obesity with increased risk of heart disease and diabetes. Get all the details here.

Did you know that developing diabetes as an adult poses the same risk as already having had a heart attack? Check out this excellent intro to the link between heart disease and diabetes to learn more.

Having a heart attack can more than quadruple your risk of developing diabetes. Learn more about the study that led to this startling conclusion here.

Heart disease and diabetes often go hand-in-hand. Take a look at heart attack info to familiarize yourself with the risks and procedures to follow.

The FDA recently issued a black box warning on Avandia for potentially increased risk of heart disease in users. Find out more, and learn what steps you should take if you are using Avandia here.

Get a great overview of the heart disease and diabetes link, and read about the many factors involved in connecting these two diseases here.

Are you a type 2 diabetic who can you commit to taking one walk a day? If so, you can reduce your risk of heart disease. Read more here.

Heart disease or diabetes? Get the surprising answer here, as well as treatment and tips for managing heart disease risk.

This great compilation of links for diabetics details what they need to know about heart disease and stroke. Check out the interactive program Link for Life to learn more.

This handy printout lists questions to ask your doctor about heart disease and diabetes, and helps you track your blood sugar, blood pressure and cholesterol.

If you're a diabetic, you can take steps to prevent or delay development of heart disease. Incorporate these simple steps into your life, and make a difference.

Diabetics are at a greater risk of having heart attacks with no warning signs, or silent heart attacks. Learn the subtle signs and symptoms of a silent heart attack, and get help immediately.

A brief report on a study finding that some drugs might help to reverse ischemia in diabetics. Read more about this unexpected finding here.