The Latest Breaking News on Diabetes

Cutting edge technology could be beginning of the end for people needing to draw blood several times a day to test their levels

Researchers claim the advertising policy, which has been in place since 2019, could save the NHS more than £200 million.

By 12 months the United Kingdom has the lowest rates of breastfeeding in the world - just 0.5 percent.

The Mediterranean diet and the ketogenic, or keto, diet have both received praise over the past few years for their abilities to help people lose and maintain weight, as well as cutting blood sugar levels in people with prediabetes and Type 2 diabetes.

New research from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare shows the number of people known to have diabetes in Australia has tripled in the past two decades.

"Unnecessary specialized formula use increases free sugars consumption, so may promote dental decay and obesity."

TGA urges GPs to limit prescriptions to approved use for diabetes management amid surge in off-label demand

Because diet plays a critical role in treating gestational diabetes, big gains are within reach if we can improve awareness and access to advice from dietitians, says Robyn Lawrence

One researcher called the stem cell study's findings "transformational"

A century ago, type 1 diabetes was a death sentence. But San Diego biotech ViaCyte says two studies published this week show the company is getting closer to what it calls a "functional cure" for the disease.

Six weeks into her pregnancy, Desiree Weetra found out she had gestational diabetes. For one in four Aboriginal women, it's a warning sign of a lifelong condition.