Uploaded September 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Are you a diabetes patient who has noticed your skin becoming more flaky?
Watch this video to hear Jacqueline Baptiste-Savoie from the Scarborough Health Network explain the changes that occur to the skin of a diabetes patient.
Often, skin changes are caused by poor circulation, and dry skin is due to how the sugar manifests itself in the skin. Dry skin also leads to cracks more easily, which can cause big problems for diabetic patients.
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Welcome to the Manitoba Moonshot channel. It is the story of a small company based on groundbreaking science that is focused on ending type 2 diabetes worldwide. To learn more, go to: manitobamoonshot.ca
Are you a diabetes patient who has noticed your skin becoming more flaky?
Watch this video to hear Jacqueline Baptiste-Savoie from the Scarborough Health Network explain the changes that occur to the skin of a diabetes patient.
Often, skin changes are caused by poor circulation, and dry skin is due to how the sugar manifests itself in the skin. Dry skin also leads to cracks more easily, which can cause big problems for diabetic patients.
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Welcome to the Manitoba Moonshot channel. It is the story of a small company based on groundbreaking science that is focused on ending type 2 diabetes worldwide. To learn more, go to: manitobamoonshot.ca
