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diabetes.co.uk > news > 2026 > sep > breakfast-may-be-setting-up-your-blood-sugar-for-the-rest-of-the-day.html

Breakfast may be setting up your blood sugar for the rest of the day

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (312+ words) Breakfast has always had a reputation for setting the tone of the day. Now researchers think it may do something more specific: prime the liver for how it handles glucose later on. The study looked at the “second-meal effect”, where…...

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diabetes.co.uk > news > 2026 > sep > high-blood-sugar-may-help-cancer-cells-hide-from-the-immune-system.html

High blood sugar may help cancer cells hide from the immune system

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (291+ words) High blood sugar is usually discussed in relation to eyes, kidneys, nerves and heart disease. A new study adds another possible concern: how cancer cells hide from the immune system. Researchers studied a dense outer coating around cancer cells called…...

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diabetes.co.uk > news > 2026 > sep > tiny-cell-structures-may-help-protect-insulin-producing-beta-cells.html

Tiny cell structures may help protect insulin-producing beta cells

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (346+ words) Diabetes is often described as a problem of insulin resistance or insulin deficiency. But inside the insulin-producing beta cell, the story is more detailed. Researchers have identified a role for tiny cell structures called peroxisomes in beta-cell health. Peroxisomes help…...