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#SicklySweet campaign to tackle sugar intake in Australia
Olivia Ireland
AMA has launched a #SicklySweet campaign tackling Australian's consumption of sugary drinks. Pictures: AMA
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How changing her diet helped nurse Jen reclaim her health
Tom Melville
Jen Avery with her husband Alan. Jen shares her story of living with type 2 diabetes on the latest instalment of the Voice of Real Australia podcast.
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We're fatter and sicker, but there's hope
Peter Brukner of Defeat Diabetes
There are two types of carbohydrates: sugars and starches. The obvious sources of sugar are soft drinks, confectionary and the sugar you add to your tea or coffee. But sugar is everywhere.
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Meeting the challenges of diabetes
Justine Cain of Diabetes Australia
Justine Cain is group CEO of Diabetes Australia. Picture: supplied.
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Find out how much sugar is in flavoured drinks
Dr Peter Brukner
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'No nutritional value': Experts call for sugar tax
Anita Beaumont
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What is needed to tackle type 2 diabetes crisis
Anita Beaumont
Dr Dhan Thiruchelvum, of Newcastle Weight Loss Surgery, says the impact of bariatric surgery on type 2 diabetes is immediate.
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'Dessert for breakfast': Cereals with the most sugar revealed
Dr Peter Brukner
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Why doctors want national dietary guidelines overhauled
Anita Beaumont
The Australian Guide to Healthy Eating gives equal weight to carbohydrates and vegetables.
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What this GP prescribes to reverse type 2 diabetes
Steve Evans
Canberra GP Liz Fraser encourages her patients to eat well to avoid diabetes. Picture: Elesa Kurtz

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