Lower-GI choices may help steady the rise in blood glucose, but portion size, processing and the balance of protein, fibre and healthy fats matter just as much. A breakfast built around lower glycaemic index foods can help smooth the rise…
Choosing unsweetened drinks, protein-rich foods, fibre-filled carbohydrates and healthy fats may help people with diabetes manage blood glucose without eliminating carbohydrates altogether. For people living with diabetes, food choices can be as important as medication in keeping blood glucose steady.…
A preliminary study found a higher type 2 diabetes risk among people consuming the most Neu5Gc, but the link was no longer statistically significant after researchers accounted for total red-meat intake. A preliminary French study presented at the European Association…
Oats, pulses, berries, salmon and nuts may support steadier blood glucose, especially when combined with balanced meals, exercise and good sleep. Keeping blood sugar steady is about more than avoiding sweets. For people trying to reduce the risk of prediabetes…
Letting cooked sweet potatoes cool can increase resistant starch, while boiling, sensible portions and pairing them with protein or healthy fats may reduce post-meal glucose spikes. Sweet potatoes can be a nutritious staple, but how they are prepared may matter…
Pairing carbohydrates with protein and fibre, changing the order of foods and avoiding sugary drinks may help reduce sharp post-meal blood sugar rises. What you eat matters, but so does the order in which you eat it. A post-meal rise…
The company says its investigational oral therapy could address persistent low-blood-sugar risks as the CATT1 trial moves towards top-line results expected in mid-2027. vTv Therapeutics used a virtual event on 20 October to argue that low blood sugar remains one…
A survey found that adults with type 2 diabetes preferred exercise programmes offering larger payments directly to participants, with rewards based on individual performance rather than competition. Adults with type 2 diabetes show the strongest interest in physical activity programmes…
Ultra-widefield imaging, OCT and continuous glucose monitoring are reshaping how Australian optometrists detect and manage diabetic eye disease before vision is lost. Diabetic retinopathy is becoming harder to ignore as diabetes continues to affect more people and the burden on…
An endocrinologist says people with diabetes need not give up desserts entirely, but should tailor choices to their condition, monitor portions and consider lower-sugar alternatives. Endocrinologist Pavel Baranov says sweets are not automatically off the menu for people with diabetes,…
