Despite being a cornerstone therapy for individuals with Type 1 and many with Type 2 diabetes, insulin is still administered ...

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Cost is certainly the largest issue, but there are other barriers to accessing insulin that we need to address,” Yale School ...

Overnight oats offer a simple and filling breakfast option. A doctor explains how it help manage appetite, maintain energy, and support consistent weight goals.

An international research team led by Professor Marc-Emmanuel Dumas at Imperial College London & CNRS together with Prof.

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Some Manitoba parents whose children have Type 1 diabetes are asking the provincial government to help their kids in school.

Doctors commonly advise patients to get regular exercise for a range of reasons that benefit diabetics: it helps insulin work better, lowers insulin resistance and blood glucose levels, and lowers the ...