Diabetes.co.uk

Diabetes.co.uk is a UK-based brand and digital platform that offers news and information about diabetes. It features evidence-based educational programs, newsletters, cookbooks, and a supportive community called the Diabetes Forum. This forum allows individuals with diabetes to connect and share their personal experiences regarding the condition and its related complications. By participating, users contribute valuable data about the real-life impacts of diabetes, which aids researchers, pharmaceutical companies, and non-profit organizations in creating better products, services, and care options for those living with diabetes.

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Seed oil dangers: health expert breaks down the controversy surrounding seed oils

19 hours ago | diabetes.co.uk | Conor Seery

A prominent doctor is shedding light on the controversy surrounding seed oils — and highlighting some unexpected dietary culprits that may pose even greater health risks. Oils derived from seeds like canola, sunflower, corn, and grapeseed have become a flashpoint in global nutrition debates, with many experts raising red flags about their potential to trigger inflammation — a key factor in serious conditions such as cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, cognitive decline, and mood disorders.
Study outlines impact of GLP-1 medications on women's health

1 day ago | diabetes.co.uk | Conor Seery

GLP-1 receptor agonists (GLP-1 RAs), initially developed to manage type 2 diabetes, have garnered attention for their unexpected effects on women’s health. While these medications are known for regulating blood sugar and supporting weight loss, emerging evidence suggests they could offer significant benefits in various areas, from reproductive health to bone metabolism.
High intake of berries and black tea associated with healthy ageing

2 days ago | diabetes.co.uk | Conor Seery

People who regularly consume black tea and berries “tend to age better” than those with a lower intake, latest evidence has underscored. A new study from the Edith Cowan University, Queen’s University Belfast and Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health has found that black tea, berries, citrus fruits and apples are all associated with healthier ageing.
Immunotherapy drug to be tested on people with type 1 diabetes for the first time

3 days ago | diabetes.co.uk | Conor Seery

A pioneering immunotherapy drug to treat type 1 diabetes is soon to be tested on human participants for the first time. Scientists from the University of Queensland want to recruit five people with type 1 diabetes to receive the targeted immunotherapy drug ‘ASITI-201’. Designed to rebalance the body’s immune response, the ASITI-201 drug can protect insulin-producing pancreatic cells.
Mounjaro more effective than Wegovy in first comparison trial

4 days ago | diabetes.co.uk | Conor Seery

Mounjaro led to greater average weight loss than Wegovy in a 72-week trialParticipants on Mounjaro lost more body weight and had better metabolic outcomesExperts say both drugs are useful but Mounjaro may suit those with more weight to loseMounjaro has been found to be more effective than Wegovy in the first direct comparison trial of two major weight-loss drugs.
1 in 5 males could have an eating disorder

6 days ago | diabetes.co.uk | Conor Seery

More than 20% of boys and men in Canada and the US meet the diagnostic criteria for an eating disorder, latest evidence has shown. Researchers are now campaigning for greater awareness, inclusive clinical support and tailored prevention efforts for men displaying signs of an eating disorder – an under-recognised group. As part of the trial, the team of academics examined 1,500 boys and men aged between 15 and 35.
Link between olfactory dysfunction, cognitive decline and nasal microbiome explained

1 week ago | diabetes.co.uk | Conor Seery

Certain types of bacteria in the nose can trigger the development of olfactory dysfunction and cognitive decline in older adults, a new study has demonstrated. Researchers from Fudan University in China have found that olfactory dysfunction was associated with a higher richness of nasal bacteria. Prior studies have discovered that older adults affected by olfactory function are at greater risk of experiencing cognitive complications.
Autoimmune disorders improved by a Mediterranean diet

1 week ago | diabetes.co.uk | Conor Seery

Following a Mediterranean diet is an “effective, cost-efficient lifestyle approach” to reducing the burden of autoimmune disorders, new research has demonstrated. A recent study has found that a Mediterranean diet can particularly improve symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis and Hashimoto’s disease. Components of the Mediterranean diet can combat inflammatory processes caused by autoimmune conditions, the findings have revealed.
Vegan protein sources as effective as animal protein for muscle building

1 week ago | diabetes.co.uk | Conor Seery

The source of protein you consume does not affect your muscle strength, new evidence has revealed. A recent study has found that people can build muscle just as effectively by consuming plant protein as they would by consuming animal protein. First author Professor Nicholas Burd said: “The longstanding belief or the current dogma was that animal-based protein sources were better, particularly for the muscle-building response.
1 in 7 adults at long-term risk of cardiovascular disease

1 week ago | diabetes.co.uk | Conor Seery

Nearly 15% of young adults in the US have a high 30-year risk for cardiovascular disease, a new study has shared. Researchers from Northwestern University have found that one in seven adults between the ages of 30 and 59 years are likely to develop cardiovascular disease. Lead author Professor Sadiya Khan said: “The findings emphasise the importance of calculating both short-term and long-term risk for cardiovascular disease in young adults in primary care settings.