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Today’s Diabetes Science Briefing | April 27th 2026, 9:00:12 am

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Increasing physical activity, particularly at moderate or vigorous levels, was linked to a lower chance of developing diabetic peripheral neuropathy.
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In women with diabetes, more physical activity also reduced the odds of painful diabetic neuropathy, suggesting that exercise may offer specific protective benefits for females.
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A major review of cancer research found that non-drug therapies, like counseling and skills training, effectively reduce anxiety and depression in both patients and their family caregivers.
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These benefits were strongest when the therapies were delivered jointly to patients and caregivers together, highlighting the power of shared support in managing the emotional toll of cancer.
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