A new report by Diabetes Australia reveals the diabetes epidemic shows no sign of abating. The report includes 25 recommendations for diabetes prevention, treatment, support for vulnerable communities, and investment in research.
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Dealing with diabetes is challenging enough let alone the risk of #complications. So why do some people develop complications? To help answer that, we need people with #T1diabetes or #T2diabetes; were diagnosed after 2015 & were aged between 15-40 years
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“While we seek the cure for diabetes, we also need to support those living with the condition now, and those who will be diagnosed tomorrow.” - Dr Elizabeth Holmes-Truscott
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With winter approaching, it’s no surprise that we’re seeing a rise in cases of cold, flu, and even Covid-19. Of all the respiratory illnesses, one virus stands out for its increased numbers in the community right now, RSV. Find out more >>> https://t.co/ZUHShU4unO
Diabetes Victoria welcomes the Federal Government’s decision to ban replica versions of Ozempic and other type 2 diabetes medications. >>> https://t.co/59UVaYvrDd
Peer support is everything! If you would like to know more about the #DiabetesVictoria peer support network, join a group or start your own, head to the #linkinbio to be in touch with our team >>> https://t.co/2BcwOrwSZH
Professor Garron Dodd leads a lab at The University of Melbourne. Through his research, he seeks to discover life-changing treatments for type 2 diabetes. Learn more about his team's work and how your donation can support vital diabetes research. >>> https://t.co/W16jVVBAVH
Our specialists are passionate about helping people self-manage their diabetes. They understand the best way to support people is to provide timely, relevant and useful information. Find out more >>> https://t.co/47OqRFFRPe
Reduce your risk of heart disease by having a regular heart health check. This week is #heartweek2024 so there is no better time to learn and understand about heart health and have yours checked! >>> https://t.co/Ff0mRZk2wP
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Flu, or influenza, is widespread, especially in the colder months. For those with diabetes, preventing flu and its complications is crucial. We tackle some common questions about flu and diabetes. - https://t.co/auTKVLiOYN
Gestational diabetes is first picked up in pregnancy and usually goes away after a baby is born. There is a lot to learn, but you're not alone. In conjunction with your healthcare providers, we can help you understand and manage this condition - https://t.co/ks7UQ0BHKj
In people with diabetes, hypoglycaemia is a side effect of insulin and some oral medications. If you're at risk of hypos, you should always carry a 'hypo kit' just in case. Learn more about hypos, management and treatment on the Diabetes Victoria website: https://t.co/Ac5yXpAHX2
Type 2 diabetes is a condition where the cells in the pancreas still make insulin, but it may not make enough, or the insulin that is being made does not do its job properly. Find out more about T2 symptoms and management on the Diabetes Victoria website. https://t.co/G2fICrlObw
Did you know there is a great deal of information available to help you self-manage your diabetes? Diabetes Victoria is here to help you and your loved ones understand diabetes in all its forms. 👌 >>> https://t.co/XLkpArIkN2
Don't miss out on your place in the carb counting workshop! Book in to the #Nunawading#CarbCounting workshop today! >>> https://t.co/wrNEni9ArE