In this month’s edition of the Diabetes Coalition of York’s Monthly Monitor, we have several important updates and insights:

• Research Insight: A new study from BYU suggests that drinking sugar may be more harmful than eating it, raising questions about our understanding of sugar consumption and its link to type 2 diabetes.
• Advocacy Efforts: The American Diabetes Association is advocating for increased funding for diabetes programs and encourages community members to engage with state legislators to support diabetes-related initiatives.
• Educational Opportunities:
  • The YMCA is offering fitness classes for all ages and fitness levels.
  • Penn State Extension will launch “Dining With Diabetes” classes in a virtual format starting September 4, 2025.
• Men’s Health Month: June is Men’s Health Month, featuring discussions on health disparities affecting men and the importance of regular health check-ups.
• Cooking Classes: The ADA is hosting free, live virtual cooking classes focused on diabetes-friendly meals, allowing participants to learn and ask questions in real-time.

For more detailed information and additional resources, we invite you to read the full newsletter here. Stay informed and engaged with us!