coronavirus

A brief history of vaccinations and how they affect people living with diabetes.

Stress hormones and high blood glucose levels

Pharmacies and customers have limits on the volume of orders they can place during COVID-19

Is takeaway food safe during COVID-19?

Are you at home in self-isolation or quarantine, or simply trying to spend less time out shopping? A cleverly stocked pantry of non-perishable foods is a great way to minimise your trips to the store.

You may have heard in the news that the Federal Government has added to the ways people can visit their GP or health professionals by using telehealth. These changes are a result of the challenges we face moving in the community due to Covid-19.

Sue, 70, is a cancer survivor who lives with type 2 diabetes. She is also recovering from an Achilles tendon operation earlier this year and has problems with her other foot. She is now home after two weeks of enforced quarantine in Sydney.

As we live through the coronavirus pandemic its important to maintain routine health checks and not ignore emergencies.

Managing the daily routine of diabetes can be a little tough right now with the restrictions on movement and socialising.

Australia’s leading national diabetes organisations are standing together to support people with diabetes during the COVID-19 pandemic.

COVID-19 is having a significant impact on Australia, find out how you can help reduce the spread of the virus.

We've been told to stop touching our faces to help limit the spread of the coronavirus. but how do you do that? Here are some tips.

COVID-19 (coronavirus) planning for people living with diabetes