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The one-hour glucose level during an oral glucose-tolerance test (OGTT) improves the early prediction of type 2 diabetes, according to a new study. In the Botnia Prospective Study, the team ...
Health systems should “put away pills, needles and scalpels” and focus on the prevention of type 2 diabetes, attendees were told at a meeting at parliament. The International Diabetes Summit ...
One of the world’s first education programmes for children with type 2 diabetes has been launched in Leicester. Despite type 1 diabetes being the most common type of diabetes seen in children and ...
The four stages of type 2 diabetes have been identified and written into a position statement by two leading diabetes doctor groups in America. The document emphasised the importance of ...
Diabetes UK has defended its recently announced Britvic deal saying the money will go towards helping support children with type 1 diabetes in schools. The leading charity released the news last ...
The role of how medical professionals promote activity among people with diabetes is under the spotlight at Leeds Beckett University. Researchers from the Carnegie School of Sport are working ...
A campaign supported by The Guardian was launched to help support people with diabetes. Understanding Diabetes was developed by MediaPlanet and the digital platform went live on World Diabetes ...
Leading clinicians and policymakers participated in a “lively and engaging” debate about childhood obesity on the second day of a major diabetes conference. Dr Max Davie, Health ...
Children who do not exercise regularly could be at greater risk of developing type 2 diabetes in later life, according to researchers. A study, carried out by the University of Eastern Finland, ...
Type 2 diabetes does not have to be a “chronic and progressive disease” as demonstrated by data from the Low Carb Program, according to the organisation’s founding CEO. Diabetes ...