All news on the topic: Diabetes

Today is World Sleep Day, and a new study has found an alarming association between lack of sleep and increased risk of developing type two diabetes - so how many hours of shut eye do we need?

What we eat can have a serious impact on our health when it comes to diseases such as type 2 diabetes and Alzheimer's disease - but eating an anti-inflammatory diet could help

Diabetes diet plans could help patients to lower their risk of developing unwanted high blood sugar symptoms - and cucumber is reportedly one of the best ways to protect yourself

And of those who have tried a diet pill or injection without consulting a doctor, almost a quarter were able to buy these through social media, research has found

Researchers found that men born with lower than average birthweights and then became overweight by the age of 20 were up to ten times more at risk of developing early type 2 diabetes

After suffering a serious chest infection and feeling unwell for some time, agony aunt and Loose Women star Coleen Nolan received a shock diagnosis that forced her to change her diet and habits

Alarming new data found that around one million adults in England alone have undiagnosed type 2 diabetes - but symptoms of the condition are often overlooked, or blamed on other issues such as sexually transmitted diseases

Brush Strokes and EastEnders actor Karl Howman’s depression meant his weight crept up to 15 stone. Here he tells Peter Robertson how he’s turned his health around

There are many signs that you have diabetes such as feeling tired or weak - but there are also more unique symptoms that you may not notice such as strange breath or a change to skin

Keeping your blood sugar levels stable is an important part of staying healthy, and there are certain snacks you should prioritise at nighttime to help prevent an unwanted spike

A specific frequency of the light used for 15 minutes led to a 27 per cent reduction in blood sugar levels after taking glucose, and it reduced maximum glucose spiking by 7.5 per cent

New data shows that an alarming one million adults in England alone have undiagnosed diabetes. Here are all the symptoms you should look out for, and whether you're at a higher risk of developing the condition

It can be difficult to spot the warning signs of type 2 diabetes if you're not familiar with them, but some simple questions will determine whether you have it, or are at risk

Insulin, which cannot be made in the bodies of diabetic people, could be produced by cells implanted under the skin, according to new findings from Germany

Diabetes can cause changes in the colour of your skin which can have an impact on its pigment. Experts believe the dark skin condition is related to the amount of insulin in your blood

Some symptoms of diabetes are often overlooked as they can be confused with other conditions - but the earlier detected the better, so it's important to be aware

A pharmacist has warned that there may be signs that you don't notice in the morning that could mean that you have type 2 diabetes - and you may put them down to other things

Weight loss guru and TV doctor Michael Mosley has shared the one fruit that everyone should put on their shopping list as it can help reduce the risk of serious health conditions

Waking up ahead of the alarm can occur on such a regular basis it's only natural to question why we bother even setting one in the first place. But why does it happen? Here, an expert explains exactly what's going on - and what you can do to stop it

Abbas Kanani, a pharmacist from Chemist Click, said Brits may experience three key sensations soon after waking up in the morning that could point towards diabetes

SmarterNaturally is looking to raise the cash from investors to help bring on board new farmers to grow its patented GRextra variety and ramp up production

Diabetes symptoms can sometimes be hard to pick up on, but there's one that present itself at night, when we're less likely to be moving. Here a specialist has shared some of the warning signs to look out for which you shouldn't ignore

A dermatologist has warned a subtle sign on your skin could indicate you have high blood sugar and diabetes - and says thickened or swollen areas could be a cause for concern

A skincare expert has claimed there's one sign of diabetes that you might notice on the skin around your hands and feet, as it could signal you have high blood sugar

Diabetes, a condition that causes a person's blood sugar level to become too high, can lead to heart disease and stroke - and the first signs of diabetes can show up around a person's hair