Type 1 diabetes in the elderly – How to manage it
According to figures compiled by the British Geriatrics Society, around half of the individuals in the UK who have diabetes are aged 65 and over, with the number rising to…
According to figures compiled by the British Geriatrics Society, around half of the individuals in the UK who have diabetes are aged 65 and over, with the number rising to…
Diabetes, if untreated, can cause damage to your nerves, eyes, kidneys, and other organs, ultimately leading to death. You require an experienced physician to help in your journey if you…
Read about the risks of diabetes to the elderly population and how it can negatively impact the quality of life of the over 65's. By 2025 over 5 million…
According to the algorithms of the American Diabetes Association / European Association for the Study of Diabetes and the International Diabetes Federation (Fig. 1), the choice of glucose-lowering therapy depends…
You aren’t feeling well, so you visit your doctor for a checkup. After a few laboratory tests, your doctor informs you that you’re suffering from type 2 Diabetes. It’s likely that you’d panic, but the good news is that you can live a healthy life by effectively managing this chronic condition. (more…)
The time of year is coming when you or those you know are going to start pulling out the flip-flops and swimwear, gearing up for time by the pool or…
Studies that have been conducted in the recent years indicate that diabetes increases the risk of various forms of dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease. For instance, in a Japanese study that…