A Scandinavian registry study reveals that certain high-risk groups, such as those with high blood glucose, low body weight, or prior ketoacidosis episodes, face persistent risks of severe ketoacidosis while using SGLT2 inhibitors, prompting calls for improved patient screening and…
The Yolanda Mayorga Centre for Health Extension and Promotion in Managua hosted a diabetes awareness event focusing on foot care for older adults, integrating community service with nursing student training to improve early detection and management of complications. Older adults…
Elizabeth Bowen, a clinical assistant professor at the University of Iowa, receives a three-year grant from the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation to explore how rural location influences care and outcomes for patients with cystic fibrosis-related diabetes, aiming to improve telemedicine and…
Recent research suggests that metformin, a widely used diabetes medication, may influence cellular pathways related to ageing, sparking renewed interest in its wider health benefits beyond blood sugar control. Metformin, a mainstay treatment for type 2 diabetes for decades, is…
A podiatrist advocates for a paradigm change in diabetic foot management, emphasising behaviour, support, and shared decision-making to improve outcomes and quality of life amid high amputation rates in the US. Diabetic foot care is increasingly being framed as a…
Despite a sharp stock decline, Insulet’s latest quarterly results reveal a narrow setback in US Type 2 diabetes retention, with future growth opportunities intact through product innovation and newly approved uses of Omnipod 5. Insulet is being treated by the…
Keith Runyan, a physician with type 1 diabetes, reports that a low-carbohydrate ketogenic approach combined with regular exercise and structured meals has significantly improved his blood glucose stability, challenging conventional management protocols. Keith Runyan, a physician who writes regularly about…
A comprehensive UK study uncovers distinct patterns in how men and women experience and develop complications from type 2 diabetes, highlighting the need for gender-tailored monitoring and care strategies. A large UK study suggests that type 2 diabetes does not…
MiniMed submits its first patch pump for US regulatory approval, alongside advancements in automated insulin delivery and longer-lasting glucose sensors, signalling a potential shift in diabetes care innovation. MiniMed has filed for US regulatory clearance for its first patch pump,…
Researchers at University College Dublin are trialling a new digital health coaching programme to support pregnant women at risk of gestational diabetes within routine maternity services across Europe, aiming to evaluate real-world effectiveness and scalability. Researchers at University College Dublin…
