ACBRD researcher Professor Timothy Skinner contributed to research in Sweden that sheds light on the experience of living with prediabetes
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Category: Type 2 diabetes
Why do we begin meetings by acknowledging lived experience?
This simple shift helps us live our values and create research that truly matters
By Prof Jane Speight, Dr Elizabeth Holmes-Truscott, and Alison Robinson
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What does culture have to do with medication-taking in type 2 diabetes?
A new study explores medication-taking among Australians with type 2 diabetes of Vietnamese background
By Fatima Siddiqui
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A little less stigmatisation, a little more ACTion!
Can Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) make type 2 diabetes risk-reduction programs more supportive?
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Diabetes and motherhood: mental health matters
ACBRD research shows new mothers with diabetes face diabetes distress and need more support from healthcare professionals
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Mindset matters in emotional health and type 2 diabetes
The ACBRD investigates the way personal beliefs about willpower can influence general emotional well-being and diabetes distress in type 2 diabetes
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Are rural communities forgotten in diabetes research?
This ACBRD-led study explored ways to increase research participation for people with type 2 diabetes living in rural Australia
By Dr Jo Jordan
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Understanding the personal impact of diabetes: PROMs and PREMs explained
What are they, why do they matter, and how do you choose them?
By Professor Jane Speight and Dr Elizabeth Holmes-Truscott
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Why reducing weight stigma may be key to healthy behaviours in type 2 diabetes
New ACBRD research highlights the link between weight self-stigma, healthy eating, and physical activity among Australian adults with type 2 diabetes
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