Diabetes

One in five people in the UK live with diabetes or pre-diabetes.

How to spot the warning signs of diabetes as cases on the rise

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A blood test for diabetes. Photo: Peter Byrne/PA Wire

The growing cost of diabetes in Scotland as cases continue to rise

Diabetes rates are set to soar globally by 2050

How to spot diabetes symptoms as rates soar across the world

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The new hubs will be packed with information and support for people with diabetes.

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Asda will offer NHS diabetic screenings at 16 of their UK stores

A woman with diabetes measures the concentration of sugar in her blood (Picture: Franck Fife/AFP via Getty Images)

An overlooked Scottish scientist turned diabetes into a treatable condition

The pandemic has seen people suffer increased isolation, for example. Picture: Getty Images/iStockphoto.

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Diabetes is a condition which affects how your body turns food into energy (Getty Images)

Doctors have suggested Covid could cause diabetes - the symptoms to look out for

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Scientists fear coronavirus may trigger diabetes in previously healthy people - ...

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Tom Watson demonstrates his dedication to active travel as he cycles to Londons Somerset House to give a speech about Brexit, but its his dieting prowess that interests Kevan Christie (Picture: Adam Gray/SWNS)

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How diabetes affects more people than cancer and dementia combined

Deaths from heart disease and conditions such as stroke and artery disease have risen for the first time in 50 years among under-75s, figures show.

People dying young from ?heart disease on the rise

Five cans of Diet Coke could be enough to trigger diabetes (Photo: Shutterstock)

This is how much Diet Coke you can drink before it could trigger diabetes

Pills could replace daily injections for children with diabetes

Do you get diabetes from eating too much sugar?

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Diabetes affects over 290,000 people in Scotland.

Scots with diabetes face workplace discrimination

Diabetes warning for pregnant women

Sandy Boggon, a 60-year-old chef, has been told his diabetes is in remission (Picture: Lisa Ferguson)

Leader comment: Why new diabetes research may come as a big relief

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Many diabetes sufferers are missing out on the regular checks they are supposed to receive. Picture: Getty Images/iStockphoto

Diabetes Scotland calls for better delivery of care services by NHS

Anti-diabetic medicines called SGLT2 inhibitors act to reduce blood sugar levels and have been shown to offer some improvements to heart disease. Picture: TSPL

Diabetes drugs to be used to tackle heart failure in world first

Both Type 1 and type 2 diabetes are on the increase in Scotland

Time to step up our efforts in the fight to beat diabetes

Diagnosis at a young age means a lifetime of tests and injections. Picture: Lobanov Dmitry

Diabetes more aggressive in young children, research finds

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NHS Scotland revealed that 42.6 per cent of people with diabetes exceeded their blood glucose level. Picture: Getty

Scots diabetes patients ‘struggling to manage’

A boy with type one diabetes injects himself with insulin. The number of Scots with condition is expected to rise sharply by 2035

Diabetes sufferers ‘twice as likely to be depressed’

Glaswegians are most likely to suffer from type 2 diabetes Picture: John Devlin

Scotland’s most at risk areas for diabetes
OVER 276,000 people are currently registered as having diabetes in Scotland, where in Scotland has the worst diabetes rates?

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Yogurt is one found which the research suggests can help prevent type-2 diabetes. Picture: AFP/Getty

High-fat dairy and eggs ‘can cut diabetes risk’

University of Dundee has set up a relationship with a diabetes institute in Kuwait. Picture: Jane Barlow

Vision and impact spread beyond these shores

Obesity can lead to type 2 diabetes, which can be a more aggressive illness in children than in adults, doctors say. Picture: Thinkstock

Fears over diabetes diagnosis for Scots under-4s

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‘I learned I had type 2 diabetes, then I lost a toe, finally it cost me a leg’

Appeal for diabetes care

New web weapon in diabetes battle

Alex Salmond announces Inverness set to lead research into diabetes

Barbara Young: 50,000 Scots have diabetes and don’t know it

Diabetic care ‘can still be improved’

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Diabetes levels rise across the globe

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