Diabetes

Welcome to our diabetes information hub. This section provides guidance from our clinicians about prediabetes, Type 2 diabetes, diabetes symptoms, treatment, support, medication and annual reviews.

The guides below explain what these conditions mean, what signs to look out for, how lifestyle changes and medication can help, and what to expect from your ongoing diabetes care.

Understanding Prediabetes

Learn what prediabetes means, why it happens, and how lifestyle changes can help prevent type 2 diabetes.

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Prediabetes Result

Learn what a prediabetes result means, why it is a reversible warning sign, and how healthy eating, exercise and weight management can reduce your risk of Type 2 diabetes.

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Understanding Type 2 Diabetes: The Insulin Key

Understand Type 2 diabetes using a simple lock-and-key explanation, including how insulin works and why blood sugar can build up in the bloodstream.

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The 4 Ts: Spotting the Signs of Type 2 Diabetes

Learn the key warning signs of Type 2 diabetes, including the 4 Ts: Toilet, Thirsty, Tired and Thinner, as well as other symptoms such as blurred vision and slow-healing cuts.

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Managing Type 2 Diabetes: You Are in the Driver's Seat

Find out how diet, physical activity and weight management can help lower blood sugar levels, reduce the risk of long-term health problems and support better diabetes control.

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Metformin: A Helper for Your Insulin Key

Learn why metformin may be recommended for Type 2 diabetes, how it supports your body’s response to insulin, and how it works alongside healthy habits.

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Type 2 Diabetes Support

Explore support options for living with Type 2 diabetes, including structured education, online learning, peer support and group consultations.

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Your Annual Diabetes Review

Learn what happens at your annual diabetes review, why it is important, and how checks such as HbA1c, blood pressure, foot checks and kidney tests help protect your long-term health.

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