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Review challenges future of T2D diagnoses
 
Review challenges future of T2D diagnoses
 

Leading doctors say cholesterol is no longer an important of predictor of type 2 diabetes. Instead they say insulin resistance is the biggest factor, and that healthcare funds should be redirected to better treat T2D.

 
Time for change?
Diabetes heat risks
'A big thank you'
 

Diabetes Forum user bigjim19 has a message of thanks after coming off metformin to treat his T2D. He now just uses diet and exercise.

 
No more meds
The write result
New sweeteners risk?
 

Artificial sweeteners could be linked with an increased risk of type 2 diabetes, obesity and heart disease, according to a review.

 
Sweeteners and T2D
New depression link
Duchess stays on
 

Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cornwall has extended her Presidency of JDRF, the type 1 diabetes charity, for five years.

 
Five more years
Animal drug origins
Alzheimer's risk
 

Regular poor quality sleep could increase the risk of Alzheimer's disease among middle-aged people, a study suggests.

 
New sleep study
 
30 Day Meal Plan
 
How beneficial are statins?
 
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End the dieting cycle
 
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01  Sir Steve Redgrave and treatment decisions
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03  NHS
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05  New Brain Diet to reduce Alzhiemer's
06  Reactive Hypoglycemia Help Needed
07  Anyone else on Sukkarto?
08  Health Check
09  Viral infection
10  Bit of a moan

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Fructose vs. glucose
Plastic measures
 

Chemicals found in plastic used for food packaging, toys and some medical devices have been linked to type 2 diabetes in men.

 
Why only in men?
Child support
Check please
 

Attending your yearly diabetes checks could increase your life expectancy compared to those who do not receive them.

 
Diabetes eye health
30 Day Meal Plan
 

Have a great day,
Charlotte

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