Diabetes and stroke
Diabetes is a condition caused by too much sugar in your blood. Having diabetes almost doubles your risk of stroke.
Diagnosing diabetes
Managing diabetes
Medication for type 2 diabetes
Reducing my stroke risk
A stroke can happen to anyone. But many of the things we do in everyday life such as smoking, drinking alcohol or being physically inactive, along with health problems including high blood pressure, diabetes, or being overweight, can increase your stroke risk.
Driving after a stroke
Practical information on driving after a stroke, including DVLA regulations and required assessments.
Stay a healthy weight
Staying a healthy weight reduces your risk of stroke. Find advice on losing weight safely, including diet tips, weight loss medication and BMI checks.
Fasting after a stroke
Thinking about fasting after a stroke? Find guidance on how to fast safely, managing medication, and staying hydrated during religious or health fasts.
Tips for eating a healthier diet