All news on the topic: Diabetes

Dr Karan Raj has taken to TikTok to highlight the unique health benefits from each banana shade, with some helping to manage type 2 diabetes

TV health guru Doctor Michael Mosley - known for popularising the 5:2 diet - has hailed the benefits high fibre foods in your diet, as they could lower your risk of diabetes

A six-second voice clip is enough for new AI to diagnose type 2 diabetes. The new test dubbed a 'potential game-changer' could screen for the disease by just saying a couple of sentences

Scientists compared high-intensity statins and found patients taking some types may be more than a third more likely to develop a serious debilitating condition

Whether it’s a steaming hot cup of coffee or a refreshing mug of tea, a caffeine-hit to start the day is simply routine for practically all of us. But too much of the stimulant can stir up trouble for our bodies - in particular the mind.

An incoherent Michael Holt sat up in bed grabbed during a diabetic attack and grabbed at his own collarbone and ripped it apart, while paramedics tried to help stabilise him

Helen Taylor, from Chester-le-Street in County Durham, was kicked off a Jet2 flight at Newcastle International Airport on Monday when she became dizzy ahead of take-off

Dr Avinash Hari Narayanan revealed the 'most concerning' Diabetes symptoms in a warning to Brits as he shed light on three 'red flags' of the common condition

Figures from Diabetes UK show over 4.3million Brits live with the blood sugar condition, with 90 percent of those having type 2 - while an estimated 850 million people don't even realise they have it at all

One in five Brits who have a cat or a dog feel their furry friends is carrying more weight than they should be - and they are consequently having to shell out more on vet bills

The risk of diabetes, which affects more than 3.8 million people in the UK, is cut significantly if you drink one cup of tea - traditional or otherwise - every day

Office working is crucial for a lot of industries, but it could be causing huge health problems for workers, including diabetes symptoms and high blood pressure

While having naturally low blood pressure probably won’t cause you any problems or need treatment, the condition can sometimes be brought on by medication or be a sign of an underlying health problem

Diabetics who use a popular type of insulin pen have been told that they may need to change their prescription after the manufacturer reported a major five-month shortage

The extremely common condition is usually nothing to worry about, but it can sometimes point towards thyroid issues as well as other complaints

Research has found that there could be a connection between bad breath and both kinds of diabetes - here's what you should look for if you think you may be affected

There are many secret tell-tale signs that can highlight underlying health issues all from your hands - so it's worth knowing what they could be and when it's time to get them checked out

A common disease that impacts millions of Americans can increase the risk of dementia, warns a dementia expert. Diabetes can constrict blood vessels and contribute to brain inflammation

Many traditional breakfast foods contain a lot of sugar and fats, so here are five diet swaps that are healthy alternatives and reduce the chances of developing type 2 diabetes

The common condition causes a person’s blood sugar to become too high - essentially an inability of the body to break down glucose levels - however, those at risk can also enter a pre-diabetic state

A new study has looked at the link between metabolic syndrome - which includes high blood pressure and high blood glucose - and the risk of developing dementia later in life

Epidemiologist Tianyi Huang said those who identify as 'night owls' may need to pay more attention to their lifestyle because their evening chronotype may add increased risk for type 2 diabetes

Dr Mosley shared how a simple change to your morning coffee can help curb worrying blood sugar spikes - as many Brits are unaware the damage high blood sugar levels can do

An international DNA study involving Cambridge University has analysed the mechanisms at play with insulin resistance - where sufferers' cells are less sensitive to insulin

Experts at the charity Diabetes UK have pin-pointed two factors on the face that could be a sign of high blood sugar but although you can't control it, it's something you can influence