Dietitians highlight four morning beverages, from water to protein shakes, that could make a meaningful difference in controlling blood glucose levels throughout the day, emphasising the importance of drink choices in diabetes prevention and management. Dietitians say the first drink…
A large analysis indicates that adults with type 2 diabetes who escalate to 2 mg Ozempic experience better cardiovascular and glycaemic outcomes than those switching to Eli Lilly’s Mounjaro, intensifying competition in the GLP-1 market. Novo Nordisk said a large…
Jessie Barra has received the prestigious NIH K99/R00 award to study immune cell survival in type 1 diabetes, focusing on innovative human-cell system approaches to understand how harmful immune cells escape elimination and contribute to disease development. Jessie Barra has…
New research reveals that brief corticosteroid treatments, commonly used to manage asthma and allergies, are linked to heightened risks of complications including fractures, gastrointestinal bleeding, and heart failure in adults with type 2 diabetes, prompting calls for more cautious use.…
Grapes return to the autumn table, offering hydration and beneficial plant compounds, but their nutritional value depends on how they are consumed and in what portion, with considerations for sugar content and processing methods. Grapes return to the autumn table…
An increasing overlap between type 1 diabetes and insulin resistance challenges traditional classifications, prompting a shift towards integrated management strategies to mitigate cardiovascular risks. People with type 1 diabetes are usually told to think of their condition as a lack…
A recent study from the Framingham Heart Study indicates that data from continuous glucose monitors could identify cardiometabolic risks in adults without diabetes more accurately than traditional fasting tests, though experts urge caution before changing clinical practice. A new study…
Canadian research indicates that relocating from high-poverty neighbourhoods to more affluent areas could lower the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, highlighting the impact of environment on health outcomes. New Canadian research suggests that moving out of a high-poverty neighbourhood…
A comprehensive registry study involving Denmark, Sweden, and Norway reassures that semaglutide, a medication for diabetes and weight management, does not elevate the risk of pancreatic cancer, countering longstanding concerns. A large Scandinavian registry study presented at the European Association…
Recent research highlights the potential of lipid-based nanocarriers, such as liposomes and solid lipid nanoparticles, to improve targeted treatment and tissue regeneration in chronic diabetic foot ulcers, though clinical validation remains ongoing. A review of recent research suggests that lipid-based…
