Personal diabetes stories and experiences that share real challenges, treatment journeys, lifestyle changes and valuable lessons from people living with diabetes.
A rare immune eye condition in a woman with longstanding diabetes highlights the potential for inflammation from non-functional eyes to threaten remaining sight, offering new insights into managing complex ocular diseases. A rare immune eye disease in a woman with…
A University of Mississippi-led study reveals that personalised remote support helps rural Mississippi patients feel more in control of their diabetes, addressing access challenges and fostering ongoing engagement beyond clinical metrics. Telehealth coaching is helping some rural Mississippi patients feel…
A family physician explores how different values shape perceptions of success in medicine, advocating for a broader understanding that aligns with what patients truly value. Christine Marie Deeths, a family physician who teaches palliative medicine, turns a personal argument into…
Despite medical advances, diabetes-related stigma persists globally, influencing how employees manage their condition and interact at work. Experts call for better education and supportive policies to combat misconceptions andensure safe, inclusive environments. Lenaee Dupuis once considered a career in medicine,…
Medical authorities warn that the body’s natural systems are sufficient for waste removal, challenging the health claims of commercial detox programmes and highlighting safety concerns associated with unnecessary cleansing practices. Specialists say the body already has built-in systems for removing…
A nine-year-old boy from East Sussex has participated in a groundbreaking UK study aimed at detecting early signs of type 1 diabetes in children, as researchers explore new approaches for early diagnosis and prevention. A nine-year-old boy from East Sussex…
A newly published crib sheet developed by Lesley Mills offers crucial guidance for healthcare professionals assisting people with type 1 diabetes using hybrid closed-loop insulin systems at festivals and large events, addressing unique challenges posed by active environments. A new…
Experts emphasise the importance of comprehensive planning, emergency supplies, and personalised health measures to ensure safe travel for those managing diabetes, highlighting recent guidance on preparedness for trips abroad or longer journeys. Travelling with diabetes calls for more than a…
The University of Florida has launched a new partnership with Google to enhance AI tools for early detection and treatment of type 1 diabetes, building on its existing research ecosystem and private-sector collaborations. The University of Florida has unveiled a…
Scientists in Shanghai have created an oral probiotic capable of detecting and responding to blood sugar fluctuations, signalling a new move towards adaptive, personalised diabetes treatment. Researchers in Shanghai have developed an oral probiotic designed to detect changes in blood…
Emerging research suggests that personalised nutrition strategies could enhance the success of GLP-1-based weight-loss treatments like Wegovy and Ozempic, particularly for patients who struggle with side effects or inadequate response. Experts advocate for integrating biological, genetic, and dietary insights to…
Research reveals that combining GLP-1 receptor agonists with basal insulin does not significantly increase the likelihood of insulin discontinuation in adults with type 2 diabetes, challenging assumptions about their role in insulin dependency reduction. Adding a GLP-1 drug to basal…
