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Type 2 Diabetes: does it matter what you eat?

Date

mercredi, 23 septembre 2026

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13:00 Australia/Sydney

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Australian Diabetes Educators Association

The mission of ADEA is to support, promote and empower our members, and to lead and advocate for best practice, person-centred diabetes education and care.

ADEA stands for professionalism, innovation, relevance and personalisation in all that we do. We recognise the rights of those affected by the risk of diabetes, their carers, and their families, and always act to meet individual needs and concerns.

Our vision is to transform lives through excellence in diabetes education.

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Join us as we host Dr Peter Brukner OAM to discuss the management of type 2 diabetes through a dietary lens. Throughout the webinar, Dr Brukner will focus on:

  • 12 month follow up study covering sustainability and biomarker outcomes from low carb approach
  • Additional new research over the last 12 months
  • Health professional resources and where to refer

Dr Peter Brukner

Dr Peter Brukner OAM is a public health advocate and the founder of Defeat Diabetes and the not-for-profit organisation SugarByHalf. He is a world-renowned sports medicine physician and researcher, formerly the chief medical officer for the Australian Men's Cricket team, with similar roles at Liverpool FC, Melbourne and Collingwood AFL clubs, the Socceroos and the Australian Olympic Athletics team. Peter is currently Professor of Sports Medicine at La Trobe University, Victoria.