Two new phase 2 studies suggest that the investigational drug orforglipron, developed by Eli Lilly, shows promise in the treatment of obesity and type 2 diabetes. Currently, GLP-1 agonists (a class of medications utilized in the treatment of type 2 diabetes mellitus and obesity) approved for these conditions are administered via under the skin injection,
A new population-based study, involving 22 million people, shows that autoimmune disorders now affect around one in ten individuals. These conditions pose a huge burden on individuals and upon wider society, and currently represent an enormous unmet clinical need. Autoimmune diseases are a group of disorders characterized by an abnormal immune response, where the immune
Diabetes research is coming to Stouffville! This fall, Stouffville Medical Centre will host its first clinical trial for type 2 diabetes, for people who have been diagnosed within the past 4 years. JoinAStudy.ca Principal Investigator Dr. Nima Mirtorabi and the medical team in Stouffville are excited to be contributors to the next wave of diabetes
Testing your blood sugar is an essential part of treating and managing your diabetes. Being able to quickly determine your blood sugar level lets you know if your blood sugar level is above or below the target range. This will help you to better manage your disease, help to prevent diabetic complications, and may prevent
Living with diabetes is a challenge that affects many people every day. That challenge also brings about many common diabetes questions, most of which you can find the answers to in this diabetes FAQ. Getting answers to your questions can ease the overwhelming feelings of stress and help you to take the proper steps to improve
Incorporating physical activity and maintaining a healthy weight are important factors to managing your blood sugar levels, and preventing future diabetes related problems. It can be as simple as completing household tasks or going outside for a walk. Regular exercise can change your mood, increase your energy during the day, and be something to enjoy
People who are diabetic deal with either a complete lack of insulin (type 1 diabetes), or produce too little insulin or cannot use insulin effectively (type 2 diabetes). Insulin is produced and released into the blood by our bodies to keep blood glucose (also called blood sugar) levels under control. The higher our blood glucose
Most of us can benefit from a regular review of our eating habits, but for those living with diabetes the advantages are even greater. Simple diet changes for diabetics can make a significant difference to both everyday life and long-term health. You should look closely at the foods you’re eating day-to-day and identify where you
