CONCORD, Calif. (KGO) -- Service dogs have been helping the disabled and visually impaired for decades. But now an innovative program started in the Bay Area is now training dogs to help another group ...

A five-year-old was in school, but his diabetic alert dog sensed danger from inside a car — and did something incredible.

A 5-year-old boy with Type 1 diabetes was gifted a service dog from Diabetes Dogs of America. Easton wears technology to alert his parents when his glucose levels are too high or low. He now also has ...

The moment a service dog took his duty very seriously has delighted and impressed online. Korey, a service dog who lives in Illinois showcased his remarkable abilities during a recent training session ...

Diabetic Alert Dogs (DADs) are specially trained dogs that assist people with diabetes in monitoring their blood sugar levels. These dogs are trained to detect changes in blood sugar levels and alert ...

Despite rapid advancements in diabetes care, a dog’s nose is just as powerful in detecting blood sugar changes.

What different types of service dogs are there? According to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), disabilities can be mental, physical, sensory, intellectual, and psychiatric. Given this ...

Dogs can be great friends — they will offer unconditional love, joy, and company. But they can also support your health and well-being in other, more specific ways. Fresh evidence now suggests that ...

Einstein, a black lab, has been trained to detect changes in human blood sugar. Ten-year-old Eli O’Bryan gets companionship from his canine friend, Einstein, plus a lot more. The black labrador helps ...