November News Roundup
Each month, we round up diabetes-related news and insights from trusted sources to provide you with ideas, tips, education and more to help you live your best life.
Here’s the latest!
Diet and Exercise Can Reverse Early-Onset Type 2 Diabetes
US News and World Report
If you’ve developed type 2 diabetes before age 45, it’s possible to push the disease into remission with weight-loss dieting and a fitness program that includes aerobic and muscle-building resistance exercise, a new study confirms. [Read more]
Helping Those With Fewer Resources Manage Diabetes
University at Buffalo
Diabetes is a serious health challenge in the United States. For people with lower incomes, managing diabetes can be especially challenging, particularly when access to technology, support and other resources is limited. [Read more]
High-Fiber Diet Beats Metformin for Blood Sugar and Weight in Trial
News Medical Life Sciences
A head-to-head trial tested whether changing what people eat could reshape the gut microbiome and influence two of the biggest treatment targets in type 2 diabetes. [Read more]
Brewers Outfielder Garrett Mitchell Manages his Diabetes on Baseball’s Biggest Stage
Yahoo! Health
A little-known sugar found naturally in red meat has been linked to a 63% higher relative risk of type 2 diabetes. But researchers discovered something unexpected: The same sugar, when consumed through dairy products, wasn’t associated with increased diabetes risk. [Read more]
Scientists Link Red Meat to 63% Higher Diabetes Risk, but Discover a Surprising Exception
Yahoo! Health
A little-known sugar found naturally in red meat has been linked to a 63% higher relative risk of type 2 diabetes. But researchers discovered something unexpected: The same sugar, when consumed through dairy products, wasn’t associated with increased diabetes risk. [Read more]
