This report provides a detailed analysis of diabetes in the United States, examining its current prevalence, causes, and consequences. It begins with an overview of the latest statistics, highlighting the significant percentage of the population affected by diabetes and the demographic distribution of the disease. The report then delves into the major aspects of diabetes, including its causes, such as genetic predisposition, obesity, and unhealthy eating habits, and its effects on the body, like nerve damage, cardiovascular diseases, and kidney problems. It also explores the rapid growth of diabetes in the US and the social determinants, such as low education and economic status, that contribute to its spread. The report discusses the consequences of diabetes, including increased thirst, fatigue, and various health complications. Finally, it examines the prognosis of diabetes and the government programs aimed at prevention and management, concluding with a discussion of the future of diabetes in the US and the need for continued efforts to address this critical health issue.