Explore practical diet and nutrition guidance for diabetes, including healthy foods, meal planning, portion control and everyday eating habits for better management.
An experimental Eli Lilly drug, retatrutide, has demonstrated substantial weight loss and improved blood-sugar control in people with type 2 diabetes, signalling a potential breakthrough in metabolic health treatments. An experimental Eli Lilly obesity drug has helped people with type…
Grapes return to the autumn table, offering hydration and beneficial plant compounds, but their nutritional value depends on how they are consumed and in what portion, with considerations for sugar content and processing methods. Grapes return to the autumn table…
Canadian research indicates that relocating from high-poverty neighbourhoods to more affluent areas could lower the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, highlighting the impact of environment on health outcomes. New Canadian research suggests that moving out of a high-poverty neighbourhood…
Researchers from Thymia and RMIT University have developed an AI system capable of detecting type 2 diabetes through brief voice recordings, potentially enabling quicker, less invasive screening methods. An artificial intelligence system that listens to a short voice recording may…
A large-scale study suggests that changes in gut bacteria could serve as early indicators of type 2 diabetes, potentially enabling earlier interventions than standard blood tests. A large new analysis suggests that changes in gut bacteria may be visible before…
New studies highlight a potential link between persistent insulin changes and the risk of developing dementia, offering hope for earlier detection and prevention strategies. A recent report in the Russian outlet Aif, citing the Daily Mirror, says a therapist has…
A closer look at the ingredients behind sugar-free products reveals varying effects on health, emphasising the importance of reading labels and considering overall dietary choices. A product described as sugar-free can still be a poor fit for some people, because…
A rare case report suggests that melatonin supplementation could potentially modulate blood sugar levels in insulinoma patients, offering a new perspective amid ongoing debates about its metabolic effects. A case report published in JCEM Case Reports has raised the possibility…
Blue Shield of California commits $300,000 to expand its ‘Food as Health’ initiative, aiming to link nutrition directly with healthcare for Medicaid patients managing chronic conditions across the state. Blue Shield of California has launched a statewide “Food as Health”…
Celebrating three decades of the PsychoSocial Aspects of Diabetes Study Group, a special issue of Diabetic Medicine underscores the ongoing importance of psychosocial factors in diabetes care, highlighting advances and future priorities in understanding emotional and social challenges faced by…
Researchers at the Medical University of South Carolina have demonstrated that a single infusion of engineered mesenchymal stem cells can reverse new-onset type 1 diabetes in female mice by modulating immune cells, sparking hope for cell-based treatments aiming to restore…
Rutgers University researchers have identified a modest association between GLP-1 receptor agonists, commonly used for diabetes and obesity, and a rare eye condition that can cause sudden vision loss, prompting further investigation into these widely prescribed medications. Rutgers University researchers…
