Is type 2 diabetes curable? Type 2 diabetes is a progressive condition but when effectively managed blood glucose levels can appear normal.
Amputations – 4,400 reasons to take diabetes seriously More than 4,400 diabetes-related amputations are performed at Australian hospitals every year, most are preventable, and these contribute to the…
Diet, exercise, lifestyle is key in reducing type 2 diabetes complications A recent study has found that older adults with diabetes are at least 50 per cent more likely to have a physical disability than those without diabetes.
The best time to get back into fitness Now is the perfect opportunity to renew your health and fitness goals and get outside to soak up some vitamin…
Hypertension and diabetes management Hypertension (high blood pressure) is a leading cause of heart disease, stroke, and kidney disease. Let’s look at the relationship between diabetes and hypertension.
Accessing your HbA1c results online through My Health Record Did you know you can access HbA1c results online through My Health Record? HbA1c results can be uploaded by pathology…
Heart disease: A serious complication of diabetes Practical advice and information to reduce the risk of heart disease
Caring for someone with diabetes Not everyone with diabetes requires specific care, but certain people, like the very young and old, may need help and support with managing their diabetes.
Insulin Pump Therapy in Australia Diabetes Australia has prepared a comprehensive report on Insulin Pump Therapy.
