According to new research by Diabetes UK, around 1.3 million people are suffering with undiagnosed type 2 diabetes.

Although darker patches of skin can have various causes, the seemingly harmless skin changes may indicate underlying health ...

The food items we typically reach for, loaded with excessive sugar and unhealthy fats, can do more harm than good.

A dark patch or band of velvety skin on your neck, armpit, groin, or elsewhere could be a sign of pre-diabetes. The condition, also known as acanthosis nigricans, is often referred to as the first ...

Dark patches of skin, especially around the neck, armpits, or groin, may also be a sign of insulin resistance, which is a ...

there are several signs that frequently coincide with high blood sugar and may be indicative of diabetes, such as: Skin tags: Small, harmless, polyp-type growths typically appearing on the eyelids, ...

One in five adults in the UK is thought to be living with diabetes or prediabetes, which causes higher than normal blood ...

One in five adults in the UK is thought to be living with diabetes or prediabetes, which causes higher than normal blood sugars and carries a greater risk of developing the condition, according to ...

Up to one in five adults in the UK could have prediabetes, a condition that causes higher than normal blood sugars and ...

Diabetes can lead to various skin conditions, with early signs including shin spots, darkened patches in body creases, and smooth yellowish bumps on eyelids. More severe symptoms such as non ...