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Medical Reference related to diabetes

  1. Is there a diabetes cure?

    Is it possible there may be a cure for diabetes? We examine the possibility of a cure for diabetes being at hand. Here is what you need to know about the claims you may have heard.

  2. Risk factors for diabetes

    We discuss the risk factors for diabetes, including obesity, genetics and lifestyle. Find out if you are at risk of developing diabetes.

  3. Type 2 diabetes and exercise

    Exercise is key to lifetime management of type 2 diabetes. Learn more about exercising the right way.

  4. Diabetes, ketoacidosis and HONK

    Ketoacidosis is a serious diabetes-related condition. Diabetic coma caused by hyperglycaemic hyperosmolar non-ketotic syndrome (HONK) is a serious complication that can happen to a person with type 2 diabetes who is ill or stressed.

  5. Helping someone cope with diabetes

    We explain how to help someone cope with diabetes. Learn how to be supportive both emotionally and physically and what you need to know in case of an emergency.

  6. How to test your blood sugar level with diabetes

    Knowing your blood glucose levels allows you to adjust the way you manage your diabetes if your levels are not what they should be.

  7. Diabetes and continuous glucose monitoring

    We look at continuous glucose monitors for diabetes -- how they work and who they can help.

  8. Diagnosis of diabetes

    Learn about the diagnosis of pre-diabetes and diabetes.

  9. Diabetes support

    Gain new confidence as you handle the daily challenges of type 2 diabetes with support from family, friends, and your health care team.

  10. Diabetes testing

    If you have symptoms of diabetes, learn more about diabetes tests your doctor will arrange.

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