diabetes management

Preparation is key to making sure your hospital visit goes as smoothly as possible.

Research shows that self-managing your healthcare improves your outcomes as it creates a sense of inclusion and empowerment.

Diabetes care is generally the same no matter how old you are. However, there are some specific changes that happen with age and these might affect your diabetes.

The federal budget includes a number of health measures that are relevant to people living with diabetes.

On 1 April 2019 reforms to Private Health Insurance will come into effect.

Hearing loss and diabetes are two of Australia’s most common health concerns and there is a link between the two conditions. Research shows that people living with diabetes are twice as likely to suffer hearing loss as those without the condition.

In 2019 mobile devices will be banned during school hours in NSW public primary schools, but children who rely on their phones to support their diabetes are exempt from the ban.

Ever had trouble reading your blood glucose levels or forgotten your medication these gadgets may help with your diabetes management.

Have you ever had that feeling of “failing” at managing your diabetes? You may be suffering from diabetes distress.

Did you know that diabetes can affect your dental health? High blood glucose levels can cause dry mouth which can lead to plaque build-up on your teeth and tooth decay.

The cold weather is upon us and for some this can affect our mood, leading us to feel sluggish and gloomy, and increasing our levels of stress.

Everyone in Australia living with diabetes is entitled to five visits every 12 months with Allied Health practitioners.

There are a lot of myths and rumours about certain foods and their effect on your medication or diabetes management. We take a look at three of the most commonly cited and give you our verdict.