Research suggests that a naturally occurring sugar in red meat, N-glycolylneuraminic acid, may contribute to inflammation and metabolic disease, offering new insight into dietary risks for diabetes. A growing body of research suggests that diets high in red meat may…
As obesity and type 2 diabetes treatments evolve, clinicians face complex challenges in switching between GLP-1 receptor agonists and dual incretin therapies, necessitating personalised and closely monitored approaches to optimise outcomes and minimise risks. Primary care clinicians are increasingly having…
A closer look at the ingredients behind sugar-free products reveals varying effects on health, emphasising the importance of reading labels and considering overall dietary choices. A product described as sugar-free can still be a poor fit for some people, because…
A new indirect comparison presented at the European Association for the Study of Diabetes suggests that Lilly’s oral GLP-1 drug Foundayo may deliver greater weight loss and improved blood sugar control than a higher-dose regimen of oral semaglutide, signalling a…
Multiple case studies suggest homoeopathic treatments may support wound healing and glycaemic control in diabetic foot infections, prompting discussions on complementary approaches alongside conventional care. A case report published by Homeopathy 360 describes a 67-year-old woman with long-standing type 2…
New insights reveal that combining white rice with fibre-rich foods and choosing specific rice varieties can reduce its impact on blood sugar levels, offering practical strategies for those managing diabetes. White rice remains a staple across much of the world,…
The US Food and Drug Administration has yet to update prescribing labels for widely used GLP-1 drugs despite overseas regulators warning of a rare but serious risk of vision loss, highlighting inconsistencies in global safety responses. The US Food and…
A rare case report suggests that melatonin supplementation could potentially modulate blood sugar levels in insulinoma patients, offering a new perspective amid ongoing debates about its metabolic effects. A case report published in JCEM Case Reports has raised the possibility…
With more than a third of deaths in Mexico linked to high cholesterol, diabetes and hypertension often co-occur, prompting calls for integrated prevention and treatment strategies to combat rising cardiovascular and kidney failure risks. High cholesterol, uncontrolled blood sugar and…
A Fiji ophthalmologist warns that poor blood sugar management can hasten cataract development and other serious eye complications, urging early screening and lifestyle changes for those at risk. People living with diabetes are being warned to take vision changes seriously,…
