Diabetes
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A new study suggests younger type-2 diabetes is bad for the heart AAP - 23-02-2018
A new study suggests younger-onset type 2 diabetes increases the risk of death from heart attack and stroke. The earlier a person is diagnosed
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An Australian study has found a link between gut and type 1 diabetes AAP - 19-02-2018
A person's genetics contribute to an 'unhealthy gut' which is linked to type 1 diabetes, an Australian study has found. Treatments
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Researchers found out that a molecule link may prevent diabetes AAP - 07-02-2018
Finding a way to replenish levels of the molecule, coenzyme Q10, in human cells may help to prevent pre-diabetes, Australian researchers say.
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Ground breaking study shows gestational diabetes link to heart disease HealthTimes - 16-01-2018
A University of Auckland academic is behind a large study that has shown that women who get gestational diabetes are at a higher risk of getting type 2 diabetes, hypertension
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World-first type 2 diabetic complications study HealthTimes - 18-12-2017
La Trobe University and Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute will spearhead one of the world’s first population-based studies to advance understanding of the progression
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A study why people with type 2 diabetes are at greater risk of dementia AAP - 15-12-2017
Australian researchers will conduct a 'world-first' study to advance understanding of the progression of diabetic complications in people with type 2 diabetes.
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A new high-tech glucose monitoring system approved for kids AAP - 01-11-2017
A new high-tech glucose monitoring system means child diabetics no longer have to prick their finger for a reading. Young Australians living
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Next step for diabetes support app HealthTimes - 17-10-2017
Charles Darwin University researchers are hoping to make a difference to millions of people around the world living with Type 2 Diabetes. After launching the
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Study shows omega-6 reduces risk of diabetes AAP - 12-10-2017
A study involving nearly 40,000 people has found a diet rich in omega-6 significantly reduced the risk of developing type 2 diabetes. Eating
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Study shows a healthy diet prevents birth of big babies AAP - 21-09-2017
Research shows women with gestational diabetes who control it with a healthy diet without insulin are at no greater risk of giving birth to a big baby.
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Australian researchers examine the impact of sitting on pregnancy AAP - 30-08-2017
Australian researchers are conducting a trial to examine the impact prolonged sitting has on a pregnant woman's chances of developing gestational diabetes.
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New breed of capsules create potential for artificial organs and diabetes cure HealthTimes - 26-07-2017
New Curtin University-led research has uncovered a significant advancement in developing better quality nanocapsules – or tiny houses for growing healthy cells,
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Supporting older people with diabetes to stay independent HealthTimes - 13-07-2017
A new project to identify community nursing clients with diabetes who are at risk of falls - and train staff to help with prevention strategies - is expected to help people
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Broccoli helps combat diabetes AAP - 19-06-2017
Swedish scientists have identified a substance found in broccoli that can reduce blood sugar levels in people with type 2 diabetes. Scientists
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Gestational diabetes is on the rise AAP - 15-06-2017
Gestational diabetes increases a woman's risk of type 2 diabetes by 700 per cent, raising their chances of a heart attack, warns a public health expert.
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Australian soft drinks linked to an increased risk of type 2 diabetes AAP - 05-06-2017
A report in the Medical Journal of Australia has found Australian soft drinks contain much higher levels of glucose than those sold in the US and Europe.
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It's safe for diabetic women to express breastmilk during late pregnancy AAP - 02-06-2017
Expressing milk late in pregnancy before the baby is born is safe for diabetic women, a landmark study has found. A landmark study has shown it's safe for
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Overweight diabetics risk of developing brain abnormalities AAP - 28-04-2017
Diabetes is bad for the brain, especially if you are overweight, a new study suggests. Overweight diabetics may be at greater risk of developing
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Free glucose monitoring devices for people with type 1 diabetes AAP - 03-04-2017
The federal government will provide free continuous glucose monitoring devices to eligible children and those under the age of 21 with type 1 diabetes.
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Psychological barriers to insulin therapy may delay timely treatment AAP - 30-03-2017
For many Australians with diabetes being told they need to start injecting insulin
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