First footcare audit findings released
People with diabetic ulcers who miss their footcare assessments are putting themselves at risk, according to an audit looking at feet. The first ever National Diabetes Foot Care Audit looked at ...
People with diabetic ulcers who miss their footcare assessments are putting themselves at risk, according to an audit looking at feet. The first ever National Diabetes Foot Care Audit looked at ...
People with diabetes need more “proactive rather reactive” footcare, a leading charity has said on the back of audit results. The initial findings of treatment and outcomes covering ...
An initiative to deliver personalised healthcare to people with diabetes and other chronic conditions in Wales to their mobiles has been launched. PocketMedic has been designed to help people ...
A ban on people with diabetes who have severe hypos at night could soon be overturned after changes to European driving laws, a charity has said. The rules, which were originally introduced in ...
A ‘groundbreaking’ study to find treatment for type 1 diabetes has started at a hospital in London. The phase one clinical trial is for a new immunotherapy treatment, called ...
A non-invasive device designed to help reduce pain associated with diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN) is to be trialled in the UK. The Aptiva® system uses frequency rhythmic electrical ...
The world’s first and only disposable HbA1c system has been made available in the UK, it has been announced. The A1CNow® allows healthcare professionals to provide individuals with an indicator ...
People with diabetes will benefit from new quality standard for self-testing glucose monitoring systems. The revised guidelines for the devices was published in 2013 by the International ...
Eating a diet high in vegetable oil and nuts could help slow the progress of type 2 diabetes, research has found. A new study has suggested that replacing saturated fat with polyunsaturated fat ...
People who have had type 2 diabetes for up to 10 years can reverse their condition, according to new research. A new study suggested that people who manage to reverse their diabetes and then keep ...