diabetes

Diabetes can affect your feet. Follow this checklist of warning signs and remember to visit a podiatrist regularly.

Diabetes NSW & ACT is proud to be part of the new community men’s health program – Active Breed

Some people are eligible to access subsidised CGM products through the NDSS. If you don't qualify but have a disability, there may be another route through the NDIS.

When your body is functioning well your hormones help regulate your appetite. Shift work and a lack of sleep can upset this balance.

Whether you have type 1 or type 2 diabetes, it is possible to get affordable life insurance.

Read all about medications for type 2 diabetes, what to do when you forget a tablet and how to get a Home Medicines Review.

While some risks of dementia, such as age and genetics can’t be changed, there are some risk factors that are modifiable.

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

Symptoms, causes and treatments for peripheral neuropathy.

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.

Not everyone with diabetes requires specific care, but certain people, like the very young and old, may need help and support with managing their diabetes.

Does eating food cause you some anxiety? Make you depressed or feel ashamed? If the answer is yes, you are not alone

Studies show travelling can improve your overall health and creativity. Read our tips to get the best out of travelling with diabetes.

An annual flu shot is your best protection against the flu. The flu shot is safe and does not give you the flu. Flu shots are free for people with diabetes.

The HbA1c test is a way of looking at your average blood glucose level over a period of time. We explain why its useful in helping to manage your diabetes

Easter can be a tricky holiday to navigate as a person living with diabetes. Try these tips and enjoy Easter the healthy way

Register with KeepSight a new eye check reminder program for people living with diabetes.

Do you ever wonder why your blood glucose levels fluctuate so much? If so, read on to discover four common causes.

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.

Norwegian research indicates our body may be able to cure itself of diabetes in the future. Researchers have found that neighbour-cells can take over functions of damaged or missing insulin-producing cells.

Over 600,000 people with diabetes are set to benefit from cheaper access to products under changes to the National Diabetes Services Scheme

Millions of Australians living with common health issues such as asthma, hypertension, arthritis, cancer and diabetes are at much greater risk of mental health conditions.

Diabetes can increase your risk of gum disease which is why its important to see your dentist for regular check-ups.

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

On 26 July 2018, Diabetes NSW & ACT celebrated 80 years of helping people living with or at risk of diabetes, their families friends and carers

The Australian Government announces funding for a national diabetes eye screening program to reduce vision loss and blindness in people with diabetes.

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

Diabetes Australia and the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) are encouraging Aussies over 65 to receive a flu vaccination

A recent study has generated a lot of interest with its suggestion diabetes could be re-classified into five sub types.

There are many myths about diabetes that are often reported as facts; we debunk the most common myths to give you the true story.

Also known as ‘Impaired Awareness of Hypoglycaemia’, this state refers to your body no longer sending you early warning signs that your blood glucose level (BGL) is low, or when you are no longer recognising symptoms.

Make sure that when you are thrown into change you know how to cope with it and manage your diabetes as best you can.

The Heart Foundation, The Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand and over 20 of the state’s most prominent health organisations are calling for the NSW Minister for Health to ban the use of e-cigarettes in smoke-free areas in NSW.

Fraudsters scam targeting people registered with the NDSS.

For every diabetes test performed there are 10 people involved in the result

A few technologies have been created that are at least as good as doctors at diagnosing certain types of disease.

Research that analysed more than 270 studies found people who held strong negative emotions about their illness and viewed it as more serious were more likely to be in denial and experience depression or anxiety, and less likely to get better.

A new study from La Trobe university has found that a quarter of Australians are drinking at unsafe levels

The Western Sydney Diabetes Initiative wins the prestigious 2017 Pemulwuy Prize

Makibe Australia organised a corporate golf day, raising $4000 to support those living with diabetes.

The World Health Organization has declared diabetes the focus for World Health Day on Thursday 7 April 2016

If you're living with diabetes it's important to know your rights and responsibilities.

Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islanders are three times more likely to develop diabetes.

The University of Sydney's Charles Perkins Centre for researchers, to tackle health chronic illness