Much of the health and economic burden of diabetes can be averted through known prevention measures. The Wisconsin Diabetes Prevention and Control Program (DPCP) is dedicated to improving the health of people at risk for or with diabetes. We rely on our strong partnerships in the development, distribution, and implementation of resources.

Publications for people with diabetes include:
- Self-Care Information and Record Booklet
- Personal Care Record (wallet card)
- Blood Sugar Log Booklet
- Students with Diabetes: A Resource Guide for Wisconsin Schools and Families

You can order these materials online at www.wisconsindiabetesinfo.org. Click on "Order Free Materials" in the left navigation bar and follow instructions.

Major publications include:
- Wisconsin Diabetes Mellitus Essential Care Guidelines
- Burden of Diabetes in Wisconsin
- Wisconsin Diabetes Surveillance Report

Major projects include:
- Wisconsin Collaborative Diabetes Quality Improvement Project (HMO Collaborative)
- Wisconsin Diabetes Quality Improvement Project (with federally-funded community health centers)

A program of the Wisconsin Department of Health Services, Division of Public Health.

The Quit Line is a free service sponsored by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services. Call 1-800-QUIT-NOW or hit 'CLICK TO CALL' in the upper-right corner of our website to have a coach call you!

Any type of tobacco is harmful to the health of all people, including those with diabetes and pre-diabetes. Smoking raises blood glucose, cholesterol, and blood pressure. Tobacco cessation lowers the risk for heart attack, stroke, nerve disease, kidney disease, and oral disease related to diabetes.