Primary care clinicians and practices are uniquely positioned to help people achieve optimal cardiovascular health through screening, diagnosing and treating the health behaviors and factors outlined ...

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We need to improve carers’ skills in diabetes management and technology, writes Martin Scivier As an older person living with diabetes, I am apprehensive about the current and future care of older ...

Self-efficacy involves one's belief in their own ability to carry out tasks successfully. A psychological construct studied by psychologist Albert Bandura since the 1980s, it has been shown to have an ...

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LADA often progresses slowly, but in most people, it ultimately requires insulin treatment. If you’ve had treatments for type 2 diabetes for several years or more, a sudden change in your ...

an endocrinologist specializing in diabetes care at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine in Chapel Hill. “It doesn’t ever stop.” People with type 1 and some with type 2 can ...

Rybelsus is approved as a diabetes treatment, and the study, coded SOUL, tested the oral GLP-1 drug in patients with Type 2 diabetes and established cardiovascular disease with or without chronic ...

"Most primary care providers can provide assessments for kidney functions," and can test feet for loss of sensation from reduced circulation that can occur in people who have diabetes ...

Experts recommend asking healthcare providers about continuous glucose monitoring and other diabetes tech for improving diabetes management. Resources for finding good care include online guides, ...

Martin UW Photography/Moment via Getty Images A new form of treatment for Type 2 diabetes could eliminate the need for insulin injections. In a recent trial, 86% of participants—who spanned a ...

The guideline urges health care professionals to routinely screen patients for sedentary behavior, a confirmed risk factor for stroke, and counsel them to engage in regular physical activity.