diabetes

After a month of devotion and restraint it is easy to go overboard with the delicious treats. Eating slowly, focusing on the feel, taste and sensation of chewing each mouthful will help set you for the day.

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

New research has found that breaking up periods of sitting can improve our physical and mental health.

A message from Diabetes Queensland's Patron

Don't miss out on your blood checks, such as HbA1c

Tips for maintaining physical activities during social distancing

People with diabetes are at greater risk of developing severe complications from COVId-19. Find out why?

Leading diabetes groups are alarmed by fall in patients presenting for routine diabetes checks and emergency care.

Managing diabetes and medication during Ramadan.

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.

For people with chronic health conditions, like diabetes, it’s essential that they continue to look after their health. Even during the COVID-19 pandemic its important to seek routine medical care and take action in an emergency.

Research into type 2 diabetes, glucagon, insulin and management of blood glucose levels

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

The latest information for people living with diabetes on what you need to know about coronavirus

Researchers in the US have developed a way to protect transplanted drug-producing cells from immune system rejection. Creating “living drug factories” which could help treat diabetes and other conditions and diseases.

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

 Travel provides adventure and an escape from daily life. But to confidently enjoy your travels it's critical to be adequately insured.

Our eyes go through changes as we get older. check our out tips to keep them healthy.

Having diabetes puts you at greater risk of coronary heart disease, but research by the Heart Foundation, shows us the link is not widely known.

The number of Queenslanders impacted by diabetes is grossly underestimated, according to Diabetes Queensland CEO Sturt Eastwood.

Beans topped a list drawn up by the American Diabetes Association (ADA) of beneficial foods for all people, including those living with diabetes. Regularly eating beans may also help prevent other health conditions.

Sleep hygiene is about good habits around sleeping. This is important for everyone and extra important if you live with diabetes.

At their Diabetes Annual Cycle of Care check every person with diabetes can check on their blood pressure, kidney health, eye health, cholesterol profile and more.

When you have been diagnosed with diabetes you need to understand your rights and responsibilities when it comes to driving. We explain them here.