Proteins and Fats May Stimulate Insulin Production, Leading to Customized Nutritional Strategies

20 July 2024

In blood sugar management, the focus has predominantly been on carbohydrates. Yet, recent research from the University of British Columbia suggests that proteins and fats…

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Research reveals how working night shifts can increase the risk of diabetes and obesity

3 July 2024

A recent study highlights how night shift work disrupts protein rhythms linked to blood glucose regulation, energy metabolism, and inflammation, which is critical in developing…

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UBC’s New Oral Insulin Drops Provide Relief for Diabetes Patients

15 June 2024

Diabetes prevalence continues to rise, affecting approximately 11.7 million Canadians living with diabetes or at risk of developing it. At the University of British Columbia…

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Hybrid insulin pumps are highly effective in adults with type 1 diabetes

8 May 2024

New advanced insulin pumps are transforming the management of type 1 diabetes by continuously monitoring blood sugar levels and using specific algorithms to administer insulin…

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Numerous patients with type 2 diabetes are missing vital information that could potentially save their lives regarding their condition

28 March 2024

Type 2 diabetes (T2D), a widespread chronic condition, stems from the body’s inadequate insulin production or utilization. This affliction touches the lives of hundreds of…

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