Explore practical diet and nutrition guidance for diabetes, including healthy foods, meal planning, portion control and everyday eating habits for better management.
Eli Lilly advances its obesity treatment pipeline with promising Phase 2b results for a novel drug combo that surpasses existing therapies in weight loss and metabolic improvements, setting the stage for future Phase 3 trials. Eli Lilly has strengthened its…
A phase 3 trial reveals that survodutide, an experimental injection, can significantly reduce weight and improve blood sugar levels in adults with obesity or type 2 diabetes, though side effects may limit its use. An experimental weekly injection called survodutide…
A recent study presented at the European Association for the Study of Diabetes reveals that a comprehensive low-calorie diet combined with exercise enabled over half of younger adults with type 2 diabetes and obesity to achieve remission, highlighting the potential…
As Europe observes Screening Week 2026, the EU-backed JACARDI project is pioneering new pilot schemes across 18 countries to identify and tackle heart disease and diabetes earlier, emphasising scalable and equitable screening approaches. As Europe marks Screening Week 2026, a…
Patricia Isela Regalado highlights the crucial role of health literacy in improving diabetes management among Hispanic adults in the US, emphasising culturally tailored education and community support to bridge gaps and reduce risks. Patricia Isela Regalado’s article for My American…
Staff at Söke Fehime Faik Kocagöz State Hospital in western Turkey have undergone a specialised diabetes clinical protocol training aimed at enhancing care quality and consistency, reflecting a broader initiative to improve health service standards. At Söke Fehime Faik Kocagöz…
Recent investigations highlight ferroptosis, an iron-dependent cell death process, as a key mechanism driving diabetic kidney disease progression. Experts suggest that targeting ferroptosis may open new therapeutic avenues beyond current treatments that slow but do not halt renal decline. A…
Preliminary findings from a large French cohort suggest that a naturally occurring sugar in red meat may contribute to higher diabetes risk, highlighting the importance of food composition beyond consumption levels. A compound found naturally in red meat may be…
Sinocare unveils a range of connected diagnostic tools at the European Association for the Study of Diabetes meeting in Milan, aiming to broaden its role from home testing to comprehensive care across clinics, pharmacies, and hospitals. Sinocare is using this…
A recent study aims to determine whether low-frequency electroacupuncture can improve symptoms and nerve function in people with diabetic peripheral neuropathy, offering a potential non-pharmacological treatment option amid ongoing debates about efficacy. A new randomised trial protocol published by the…
Indonesia’s Ministry of Health reports significant progress in its free health screening initiative, now reaching nearly 100 million people and targeting 130 million to combat non-communicable diseases and tuberculosis nationwide. Indonesia’s Ministry of Health says its free health check programme…
Research from Sweden indicates that weight-loss surgery and metabolic treatments could have long-term benefits for brain health, highlighting the importance of addressing obesity and diabetes in dementia prevention. Swedish researchers have found an association between bariatric surgery and a lower…
