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A recent report challenges the common practice of severely restricting rice and starchy foods among older adults, emphasising the importance of strategic carbohydrate consumption to support muscle maintenance, blood sugar control, and overall healthy ageing. Many older adults cut back…
Research presented at the European Association for the Study of Diabetes meeting in Milan reveals that with precise insulin, food, and glucose management, individuals with type 1 diabetes can successfully finish endurance races like marathons, challenging longstanding barriers to participation.…
Research presented at the European Association for the Study of Diabetes reveals that sexual activity does not significantly increase the risk of hypoglycaemia in adults with type 1 diabetes, providing reassurance and evidence-based guidance for management. New research to be…
New research indicates that 10-kHz spinal cord stimulation not only reduces pain in patients with painful diabetic neuropathy but may also improve nerve sensation and fibre density, suggesting potential broader neurological benefits. High-frequency spinal cord stimulation may offer more than…
Diabetic neuropathy often begins subtly, but early detection and control of blood sugar, blood pressure, and cholesterol can prevent severe nerve damage. Experts highlight the importance of lifestyle choices and vitamin B12 awareness in safeguarding nerve health. Diabetic neuropathy is…
A study in Nature Metabolism reveals that METTL14-driven m6A RNA modification influences glucagon secretion, cell identity, and lineage shifts in pancreatic alpha cells, with implications for diabetes treatment. METTL14 helps drive amino acid-stimulated glucagon release in pancreatic alpha cells, according…
A practical approach to managing blood sugar after 40 involves integrating brief, regular movement breaks into daily routines, especially after meals. These small activities support metabolism, bone strength, and long-term mobility without demanding full workouts. After 40, keeping blood sugar…
Research using kidney organoids from the University of Washington and Miami uncovers how high glucose levels may trigger inflammation, contributing to kidney damage in diabetes patients, and highlights potential therapeutic targets. A stem cell-based model from researchers at the University…
The worldwide prevalence of diabetes continues to surge, posing a mounting challenge for health systems globally. Experts warn that early intervention and system-wide management are crucial as cases rise sharply, particularly in low- and middle-income countries, highlighting the urgent need…
Chrissy Metz responds to criticism over her use of GLP-1 medication, emphasising her focus on health and personal wellbeing amid a backdrop of public opinion and past experiences. Chrissy Metz is pushing back against criticism of her use of GLP-1…
While intermittent fasting attracts increasing interest as a potential tool for managing type 2 diabetes, health specialists highlight significant safety concerns, particularly around hypoglycaemia and individual medical conditions, urging consultation with healthcare providers. Intermittent fasting continues to attract attention as…
As GLP-1 pharmaceuticals become more common, their effects extend beyond appetite suppression, prompting a complex array of emotional and relational shifts among users, some strengthening bonds, others exposing long-standing tensions. As GLP-1 weight-loss drugs become more common in the US…
