The Latest Breaking News on Diabetes

'Sweets as treats' culture key to Knowsley's obesity problems

Knowsley has some of the highest levels of obesity in the country

Liverpool Echo · Nov 29, 2022

MyPlate? Few Americans know or heed US nutrition guide

A new study finds that few Americans have heard of MyPlate, the government diet guide that replaced the long-standing food pyramid

The Independent UK · Nov 29, 2022

Lisa Jarvis: A diabetes breakthrough in search of patients

In a first, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved a therapy that slows the onset of Type 1 diabetes. Teplizumab, developed by Provention Bio, typically delays the need for insulin shots, blood-sugar monitoring, and diet control by about two years. For some, the effect lasted years longer.

Tribune News Service · Nov 29, 2022

You can lose weight by eating potatoes, according to scientists

Spuds are packed with important nutrients and can be part of a healthy diet

Wales Online · Nov 27, 2022

Obesity treatments to help shed 20% of weight could be offered on NHS

Ministers approved a £20 million research fund to look into new medicines and digital tools - which could save some of the £6 billion cost of treating obesity

Daily Mirror · Nov 27, 2022

To eat your recommended fruit and veg every day, try this one simple hack

There are important nutrients in the peel. And, what’s more, discarded fruit and veg peels contribute to climate change. Try keeping them on for your health and the planet's well-being.

Inverse · Nov 26, 2022

Baby’s heart rate soared after receiving insulin, murder trial told

Poisoning was the only reasonable explanation for the premature-born twin boy’s sudden deterioration, professor tells court.

The Independent UK · Nov 25, 2022

'People are eating, drinking and smoking their way to a shorter life', a health boss has claimed

“Life expectancy is reducing for the first time in decades, the first time since World War Two."

Manchester Evening News · Nov 25, 2022

Warning that drinking coffee before breakfast could cause serious harm

A cup of coffee before breakfast is considered quite normal for many people, especially those who have to rise early for work. Some experts however have warned the morning habit could adversely affect your health

Daily Mirror · Nov 24, 2022

Steps being taken to tackle Knowsley's growing obesity problem

Knowsley has some of the highest levels of obesity in the country

Liverpool Echo · Nov 24, 2022