GLP-1 and Incretin Medicines: New Consensus Highlights Nutrition, Muscle, and Mental Health Support 10th July 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial A Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology consensus statement highlights nutrition, muscle, function, GI symptoms, and psychological support during incretin therapy.
Work Stress and Diabetes: Safer Ways to Protect Your Routine 6th June 202625th April 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial Work stress can disrupt diabetes routines, meals, sleep, glucose checks, and medicines. Learn practical ways to protect safety.
Emotional Eating With Diabetes: Practical, Shame-Free Steps 6th June 202623rd April 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial Emotional eating with diabetes is common and not a character flaw. Learn safer patterns, support options, and when to seek help.
GLP-1 Medicines and Mood Changes: What to Watch For 6th June 202620th April 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial Mood changes on GLP-1 medicines should be taken seriously, but current reviews have not shown a clear causal link to suicidality.
Food Cravings and Diabetes: What Hunger, Lows, Sleep, and Stress Can Mean 6th June 202614th April 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial A patient-friendly guide to food cravings with diabetes, including low glucose, skipped meals, sleep, stress, carb pairing, and safety.
Spring Diabetes Routine: Refresh Your Care Without Starting Over 6th June 20267th April 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial Team A practical diabetes routine refresh covering medicines, glucose checks, sleep, activity, foot care, appointments, and realistic goals.
Spring Motivation With Diabetes: Reset Safely, Not Perfectly 6th June 20263rd April 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial Team A realistic spring motivation guide for diabetes, covering safe goals, activity, meal planning, stress, sleep, medicine access, and support.
Diabetes in Women: Risks, Life Stages, and Care Gaps 3rd June 202630th March 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial Team Women with diabetes face heart, pregnancy, menopause, kidney, and access-to-care issues. Learn practical questions to ask.
Stress and Blood Sugar: The Cortisol Connection 3rd June 202622nd March 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial Team Stress can affect blood sugar through hormones, sleep, food choices, and routines. Learn practical diabetes-safe ways to respond.
Supporting a Partner With Diabetes: Helpful, Not Controlling 3rd June 202621st March 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial Team Support can make diabetes easier, but pressure can backfire. Learn practical ways partners can help without policing or blame.
