Regular physical activity is an important component of diabetes management. However,
there are limited data on the habitual physical activity of people with or at risk of diabetes …

Introduction Weight‐bearing physical activity is important for people with diabetes‐related
foot disease but may also contribute to ulceration or delayed ulcer healing. No overview of …

Aims To describe the physical activity levels of an Australian community-based adult
population with diabetes, and investigate the interaction between diabetes complications …

Lower extremity ulcers represent the most ominous, feared, and costly complications of
diabetes mellitus. The aim of this review is to highlight the role of daily life physical activities …

Background Being physically active on a regular basis has a favourable impact on diabetes-
related complications. With the exception of evidence advising individuals with an active …

OBJECTIVE Despite the high cumulative plantar stress associated with standing, previous
physical activity reports of diabetic patients at risk of foot ulceration have not taken this …

Background: Regular moderate-to-vigorous-intensity physical activity results in health
benefits in people with diabetes. No study has observed the moderate-to-vigorous-intensity …

Purpose: To identify factors related to changes in foot status and foot care in patients with
diabetes mellitus participating in an exercise program. Methods: The subjects were 21 …

Aims/hypothesis Walking is recommended as an adjunct therapy to diet and medication in
diabetic patients, with the aim of improving physical fitness, glycaemic control and body …

Background There is limited understanding of the foot-health of people with diabetes in
Australian regional areas. The aim of this study was to document the foot-health of people …