All news on the topic: Diabetes

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

An expert has explained that there are five foods with anti-inflammatory benefits that have the potential to help keep type 2 diabetes and Alzheimer's disease at bay

Toes and nails are more important than you think, so it is vital to be aware of any issues - which is especially important for those with diabetes or other serious health problems.

A pharmacist has warned that if you're experiencing issues with your scalp, you should go and speak to a doctor, as it could be a sign of an undiagnosed health issue

Many of us don't get the recommended seven to nine hours of sleep a night, but that could all change with these magnificent seven Nordic tips to help you drift off - with one in particular being especially useful

There are more than four million people living with diabetes in the UK - however it can take years to notice due to the signs being so general, but there's one usual sign in your genitals that may be a telltale symptom

In the quest to cure type 1 diabetes, scientists have made a surprising discovery – a gene that’s essential for forming the pancreas in human beings is absent from almost all other animals, except apes

According to the temporary car insurance experts at Insure Daily, there are five medical conditions that the DVLA needs to be aware of which tend to be overlooked

The nocturnal animals eat around twice their body weight in fruit- high in fructose - every day, gorging for around four hours before sleeping for the rest of their day

As Brits enter the second week of their 2024 diet - two common side effects of type 2 diabetes could easily go a miss. Now a doctor has shared what to look out for this month, and when you should seek help

Around 14 million people in the UK are affected by pre-diabetes, which could lead to type 2 of the condition if left untreated. Here are the six most common warning signs to watch out for

Dr Miriam Stoppard offers her expert opinion on how Brits can fight the likelihood of developing Type 2 diabetes by putting one foot in front of the other

During Christmas you'll no doubt see members of your family and friends you haven't seen in a long time, and it doesn't hurt to be aware of any changes to their health - including of undiagnosed diabetes

Feeling thirsty is a signal from the brain to replenish body fluids when dehydrated - when diabetes is untreated, the kidneys must work harder to filter excess glucose

A doctor has issued a warning about a really subtle sign on your neck that could in fact be one of the telltale signs that you have diabetes or another medical condition

A leading diabetes charity says up to 850,000 people in the UK could be living with the condition without realising. Here is what to look out for - and when you should go to the GP

Experts at Case Western Reserve University and University Hospitals in Cleveland looked at both humans and mice in the study and made a potentially huge discovery

Health writer Jane Symons learns about the pocket tech of the ‘artificial pancreas’ that has revolutionised the way type-1 diabetics cope with and control their condition

TV doctor Michael Mosley has claimed that changing one thing about your home's temperature may help prevent diabetes and boost your mood - as well as save you money

A study found that diabetes patients who were treated with injections such as Ozempic had a lower risk of developing colorectal cancer compared to those treated with other meds

The Overtones have spoken about supporting their bandmate, Jay James, after his young son Franklin was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes aged just three

An existing drug used to treat rheumatoid arthritis has been found to stop the progression of Type 1 diabetes, which is a lifelong autoimmune condition affecting around 400,000 Brits

Dr Miriam Stoppard shares fascinating research from University College London that shows why certain dementia prevention efforts should be targeted towards people from minority ethnic groups