This leaflet answers the main questions about diabetes and helps break certain myths surrounding the disease.

First edition 2022

Completely redesigned and updated, this illustrated brochure presents the basic principles of diet for people living with diabetes.

Published in 2022 in collaboration with the Ministère de la Santé et des Services sociaux du Québec (MSSS).

To order this brochure, visit the MSSS website.

A comprehensive guide about type 2 diabetes for those newly diagnosed. Contains general information about diabetes and its complications, advices on self-monitoring blood sugar, and information about the 4 pillars of balance which are diet, physical activity, medication and stress management.

Available in paper version in diabetes educational centers, family medicine groups (FMGs), CLSCs, hospitals and large pharmacy chains.

Table presenting all types of antidiabetic drugs.

Update September 2018

Blood sugar log produced by Diabetes Québec which allows you to record blood sugar results for a period of 16 weeks.

Sold in packs of 2 copies in the store.

The Canadian diabetes risk questionnaire helps to find out your risk level of having pre-diabetes or type 2 diabetes.

Published by Public Health Agency of Canada, 2011.

Checklist for a person with type 2 diabetes that covers target blood sugar values ​​as well as the causes, symptoms and treatment of hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia.

Sold in packs of 25 copies in the store.

The paper version comes folded in business card format.

Update: August 2020

This leaflet aims to demystify the depression that can occur in people living with type 1 and 2 diabetes. You will find explanations on the links between diabetes and depression as well as advice to help you maintain good mental health.

First edition 2022

Sold in packs of 25 copies in the store.

The IDF Diabetes Atlas is an authoritative source of evidence on the prevalence of diabetes, related mortality and diabetes-related health expenditureat global, regional and national levels.

Diabetes Québec and the Canadian Diabetes Association have joined forces to produce a detailed situation of Diabetes in Canada. This report is alarming because diabetes is expanding across the country. If we can not stop diabetes progression, the health system in Canada may suffer. The direct and indirect health care costs will explode.

Published by Diabetes Québec and Diabetes Canada, 2013.

Results of an online survey of 2,013 adult respondents. The goal was to analyze the perceptions, attitudes and experiences related to diabetes.

Published by Diabetes Québec and Diabetes Canada, 2013.

Summary of the full report on the state of diabetes in Canada.

Published by Diabetes Québec and Diabetes Canada, 2013.

Diabetic retinopathy is a complication of diabetes that affects the eyes and occurs when blood sugar levels remain chronically high.

This leaflet explains what diabetic retinopathy is, its causes, its consequences as well as screening tests and means of prevention.

Updated: 2022

Sold in packs of 25 copies in the store.

Pamphlets containing tips for the care of the feet of people living with diabetes to prevent complications.

Updated: 2020

Sold in packs of 25 copies in the store.

This leaflet explains what gestational diabetes is, the factors that increase the risk of developing it and the actions that can be taken to manage it properly and prevent the risks for the mother and baby.

Update: 2022

Sold in packs of 25 copies in the store.

New look!

This is our popular exercise program for people living with diabetes who are looking to get back into physical activity. Approximately 20 minutes in length, it includes a dozen simple exercises to perform at home.

Sold in packs of 25 copies in the store.

New look!

Extensive exercise program that follows on from our popular Get fit at home 1. About 20 minutes long, it is for people living with diabetes who are used to exercise enhancement.

Sold in packs of 25 copies in the store.

Leaflet which brings together recommendations on lifestyle habits to promote the prevention of cardiovascular complications related to diabetes.

Updated: 2022

Sold in packs of 25 copies in the store.

Document that illustrates on one page the main symptoms of high blood sugar.

This leaflet illustrates the symptoms of high blood sugar and provides guidance on causes and treatment.

First edition 2022

Summary table of the different types of insulin available in Quebec.

Update: 2018

Diabetic nephropathy is a complication of diabetes that affects the kidneys and occurs when blood sugar levels remain chronically high.

This leaflet explains what diabetic nephropathy is, its causes, its consequences as well as screening tests and means of prevention.

Updated: 2020

Sold in packs of 25 copies in the store.

This leaflet brings together information on type 1 diabetes and advice on how to better accept the disease. A few strategies are also proposed to help you live with type 1 diabetes on a daily basis, both for the person concerned and for those around them.

First edition 2022

Sold in packs of 25 copies in the store.

This leaflet for people living with type 2 diabetes brings together advice to demystify the disease and help you progress in accepting it.

First edition 2022

Sold in packs of 25 copies in the store.

Document that illustrates on one page the main symptoms of low blood sugar.

This leaflet illustrates the symptoms of low blood sugar and explains the steps of the treatment.

First edition 2022

Sold in packs of 25 copies in the store.

Educational tool that contains information relating to the Diabetes Quebec exchange system and the carbohydrate, fat and protein content of foods. In addition, it includes information on nutrition labeling, sugar substitutes and alcohol.

This document is a tool that has to be personalized. To that effect, it is important to consult a dietician who will be able to adapt it to your life style, tastes and medication.

Published in 2017 in collaboration with the Ministère de la Santé et des Services sociaux du Québec (MSSS).

To order this document, go to the MSSS website.

Diabetic neuropathy is a complication of diabetes that affects the nerves and occurs when blood sugar levels remain chronically high.

This leaflet describes the main symptoms that can appear when the nerves are damaged, while emphasizing the means of prevention.

Updated: 2020

The leaflets are sold in packs of 25 copies in the store.

Document produced in 2008 by Health Canada which contains the nutritional value of more than 1,000 common foods.

Periodontitis is a complication of diabetes which is characterized by the destruction of the support (gum and bone) around one or more teeth and which can occur when blood sugar remains chronically high.

This leaflet, developed in collaboration with the Ordre des hygiénistes dentaires du Québec, explains what periodontitis is, its causes, its consequences and the means of prevention.

Updated: 2020

The leaflets are sold in packs of 25 copies in the store.

This leaflet explains how to properly plan your pregnancy and the actions to take to manage type 1 diabetes adequately in order to prevent risks for the mother and baby.

Update: 2022

Sold in packs of 25 copies in the store.

This leaflet explains how to properly plan your pregnancy and the actions to take to manage type 2 diabetes adequately in order to prevent risks for the mother and baby.

Update: 2022

Sold in packs of 25 copies in the store.

Have this letter signed by your doctor to facilitate the transport of medical equipment when traveling.

Have this letter signed by your doctor to facilitate the transport of medical equipment when traveling.

Have this letter signed by your doctor to facilitate the transport of medical equipment when traveling.

Have this letter signed by your doctor to facilitate the transport of medical equipment when traveling.

Have this letter signed by your doctor to facilitate the transport of medical equipment when traveling.

This protocol clarifies the role and responsibilities of the various people involved, in order to ensure better management of diabetes at school. It is intended for school personnel, other than healthcare professionals, who may use it as a reference in emergency or other situations.

Published by the Ministère de la Santé et des Services sociaux du Québec (MSSS), 2011.

Leaflet that discusses the effects of tobacco on the potential complications of diabetes, the steps needed to quit smoking, and the resources to equip those who are in the process of quitting.

Updated: 2020

Sold in packs of 25 copies in the store.

New look!

Leaflet that sheds light on the place of snacks in the diet of the person living with diabetes as well as several ideas for nutritious snacks.

Updated: 2022

Sold in packs of 25 copies in the store.

This leaflet aims to explain the links between stress and diabetes. It also contains stategies to help you manage it on a daily basis and reduce its harmfull effects on your physical and mental health.

First edition 2022

Sold in packs of 25 copies in the store.

Brochure gathering information on all aspects of type 2 diabetes and its prevention.

Diet, physical activity, stress management, complications and more!

Published in 2014 in collaboration with Capsana.

To download the iBooks version of this brochure, visit the Capsana website.

This leaflet explains what type 2 diabetes is, what the risk factors and symptoms are, and what to do to prevent or delay the onset of the disease.

First edition 2020

Sold in packs of 25 copies in the store.

Leaflet that deals with urinary tract infections specifically in men and women living with diabetes. It provides recommendations to prevent them and identifies the risks of having such infections.

Updated: 2020

Sold in packs of 25 copies in the store.

Document designed for people with type 2 diabetes to provide information on what to do on sick days.

The recommendations presented in this document should be individualized. Please consult your pharmacist or other health professional for this purpose.

An unrestricted educational grant was provided by Janssen Inc. for the development of this tool.

Please contact your local representative for hard copies (available in French and English).

To obtain the contact information of your Janssen representative, call 1-800-567-5667.

Updated: March 2019

Leaflet which helps to demystify a subject that has not been much addressed: yeast infections in people living with diabetes. How to prevent them? When to consult?

Updated: 2020

Sold in packs of 25 copies in the store.

Brochure that brings together the average nutritional values ​​of different foods eaten in restaurants as well as tips for making healthy choices.

2018 edition

The guide is sold in packs of 5 copies in the store.