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Research has shown that OGTT is better at detecting diabetes in those of South Asian origin

New diabetes test criteria will miss a third of cases

Changing diagnosis criteria for type-2 diabetes will lead to substantial changes in the prevalence o...

Nurses should explain to South Asian patients the benefits lowering their BMI

Asian link workers key for nurses to tackle diabetes

Practice nurses should work alongside Asian link workers to help improve the management of type-2 di...

Renal artery stenosis: percutaneous revascularisation improves patency but shows limited clinical benefit

Journals Watch - Renal surgery, obesity and diabetes

Too busy to read the journals? Let Dr Louise Newson keep you up to date with the latest research....

GPs well placed to talk about balanced diet

Diet and weight can be difficult topics to broach with patients. Dr Frankie Phillips explains how to...

Chemokine molecule CXCL5 could play a role in developing diabetes

Molecule that makes obese people develop diabetes discovered

European researchers have discovered a molecule that they believe could play a role in causing diabe...

Insulin: combination with metformin 'effective' in non-obese patients

Insulin co-therapy benefits examined

Type-2 diabetes study reports on use of metformin with insulin in non-obese patients....

Diabetic foot ulcer: sensory loss to the foot can lead to ulceration

The Basics - Complications of diabetes

GPs are well placed to help prevent and detect the complications of diabetes, says Dr Keith Barnard....

Men 'unaware' of diabetes risk

Men are twice as likely as women to have undiagnosed diabetes, UK research shows....

Lifestyle interventions can delay type-2 diabetes onset by 10 years

Exercise delays diabetes onset by up to 10 years

Development of type-2 diabe-tes can be delayed by at least 10 years by lifestyle interventions and m...

Higher rates of men have diabetes as men are generally worse at looking after their health than women.

Men twice as likely to have undiagnosed diabetes

Men are twice as likely as women to have undiagnosed diabetes, research published in Diabetic Medici...

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