Bariatric surgery is proving to be an effective treatment for people suffering from type 2 diabetes and morbid obesity, with results showing nearly 50 per cent of patients were able to discontinue all diabetes-related treatment.
People newly diagnosed with type 2 diabetes may require more support to improve their diet quality after diagnosis.
Helping women with Type 2 diabetes to undertake a more healthy lifestyle is the aim of a wellness program developed by Griffith University, and is timely for this week’s National Diabetes Week 2017.
Helping women with Type 2 diabetes to undertake a more healthy lifestyle is the aim of a new wellness program developed by Griffith University.
Professor James Charles has been instrumental in developing new national guidelines for diabetes-related foot disease, the first in more than a decade.
More than 800 people took part in the annual event hosted by Griffith Sport, following a COVID-enforced hiatus in 2020.
Scientists have visualised and investigated a key molecular pathway that could one day help treat inflammation, diabetes, cancer, infectious diseases and potentially even COVID-19.
Researchers at Griffith University will undertake a comprehensive assessment of nerve function of people with diabetes to learn more about...
Aiming to take the confusion out of food choices for people diagnosed with type 2 diabetes is the aim of new research at Griffith University.
Australia needs a national screening program for genetic high cholesterol, writes Professor Ian Hamilton-Craig, Professor of Preventive Cardiology at Griffith Health Institute.
