Cleveland Clinic infographic showing the symptoms of diabetes.
More than 25% of Canadians aged 65 and older have diabetes. Older adults with diabetes face significant risks for both acute and chronic complications related to the disease.
Are you at risk of having pre-diabetes or type 2 diabetes? The Canadian Public Health Agency has designed a short online diabetes risk questionnaire to help you find out.
Canadian Government statistics on the occurence of different types of diabetes, complications and prevention.
Adults who are not properly hydrated may age more quickly and face a higher risk of chronic diseases, such as lung disease, heart failure, diabetes, and stroke.
Mayo Clinic experts say there is a new tool to help in the battle against obesity, a prescription medication that can curb your appetite.
Nice has compiled an online library of resources and information tools on Aging in Canada. Topics: caregiving, mental health, finance, legal, elder abuse, physical health & addiction.
