Recent guidance highlights the vital role of physical activity, including walking, resistance training, and yoga, in enhancing insulin sensitivity and managing blood glucose levels for individuals with diabetes. Experts emphasise consistency and personalised planning to optimise outcomes and mitigate risks.…
A range of foods such as steel-cut oats, sweet potatoes, quinoa, and apples are gaining recognition for their ability to maintain energy levels and control blood sugar, offering practical options for health-conscious consumers. Nutritionists often point to low-glycaemic carbohydrates as…
While dexamethasone can help mature a preterm baby’s lungs, its temporary effect on blood sugar levels complicates management for pregnant women with gestational diabetes, requiring careful monitoring and communication with healthcare providers. Dexamethasone is sometimes given during pregnancy to help…
A pioneering specialist diabetes service in Sligo, focused on young adults with aggressive early-onset Type 2 diabetes, has been shortlisted for a National Irish Healthcare Award, signalling a potential blueprint for future care across Ireland. A specialist diabetes service in…
A comprehensive scientific review published in The Lancet Public Health reveals a strengthening evidence base for the mutual relationship between gum disease and type 2 diabetes, suggesting that early dental assessments could aid in diabetes prevention and management. A large…
While eggplant can be part of a healthy diet for people with diabetes due to its low calories and high fibre content, medical advice emphasizes it is not a treatment or cure. Proper meal preparation and overall lifestyle remain crucial…
While often considered a healthy snack, bananas may pose risks for individuals with kidney disease or diabetes, highlighting the importance of personalised dietary choices as experts warn against one-size-fits-all assumptions. Bananas are usually a healthy choice, but dietitians say they…
Research analysing UK Biobank data suggests that larger private gardens and proximity to parks may significantly reduce the likelihood of developing type 2 diabetes, highlighting the health benefits of urban green space. A new study has found that living with…
Recent evidence indicates that gentle walking after meals can support blood sugar regulation, aid digestion, and potentially benefit cardiovascular health, offering a simple addition to daily routines particularly for those at risk of diabetes. Many people reach for a walk…
A new study reveals Maine has the highest incidence of type 1 diabetes in the US, highlighting regional disparities and the growing need for specialised care as the disease continues to increase nationwide. Maine has emerged as the country’s highest-incidence…
