The US FDA has authorised Eli Lilly’s Mounjaro to be marketed for reducing major cardiovascular events in adults with type 2 diabetes at elevated risk, marking a significant milestone in incretin medicine approvals and cardiometabolic treatment strategies. US regulators have…
Emerging research suggests that individual responses to white rice vary significantly based on meal context, microbiome, and personal health factors, prompting a move away from one-size-fits-all dietary rules for blood sugar management. Blanket advice to give up white rice may…
Emerging research suggests that individual responses to staple foods like rice and bread vary widely, prompting a shift towards personalised dietary advice based on gut microbiome and personal factors rather than universal rules. Cutting out white rice altogether may be…
A US claims-based study uncovers that women with gestational diabetes face heightened risks of obesity, hypertension, and cardiovascular disease within just a few years of delivery, prompting calls for comprehensive postpartum monitoring. A pregnancy complicated by gestational diabetes appears to…
A US study reveals that women with gestational diabetes face significant risks of developing type 2 diabetes and other cardiometabolic conditions within years of childbirth, suggesting a need for extended postpartum monitoring beyond glucose screening. A pregnancy complicated by gestational…
Official medical advice emphasises that controlling blood glucose involves a combination of treatment, lifestyle, and vigilant monitoring, dismissing common misconceptions and highlighting the importance of personalised care in preventing long-term complications. For many people living with diabetes, the biggest misconception…
A comprehensive review compares instant, rolled, and steel-cut oats, highlighting how processing and added extras influence their nutritional value, blood sugar impact, and role in a heart-healthy diet. Choosing between instant oatmeal and traditional oats is less a matter of…
Medical guides emphasise the importance of regular kidney checks for people with diabetes, as persistent foamy urine could be an early indicator of diabetic kidney disease and kidney failure, requiring prompt medical attention and control of blood glucose and pressure.…
Clinicians highlight the potential benefits of brief walks after eating for blood glucose control and digestion, while emphasising individualised timing and safety considerations for people with diabetes. A short walk after an evening meal is not a cure-all, but clinicians…
A Hungarian woman sheds nearly 50kg after discovering her diabetes diagnosis, highlighting the impact of structured health plans over dieting fads and shedding light on social judgement around weight struggles. A Hungarian woman who says doctors once told her to…
