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Further tests are being carried out on a man with type 1 diabetes who no longer needs to use insulin after his pancreas began functioning again. Daniel Darkes, from Daventry, was diagnosed with ...
Improved diabetes services have been agreed under contract changes for GPs in Wales, it has been announced. The contract amendments were unveiled at the Annual Conference of Welsh Local Medical ...
To help share all the excellent, pioneering and innovative work being carried out by diabetes teams across the country, we are looking for ideas to include in our new Innovation Hub. The free ...
Research has shown evidence that the eating disorder diabulimia also affects teenage men. Diabulimia is a condition where people with type 1 diabetes omit taking the correct dosage of insulin in ...
The role of the diabetes specialist nurse is hugely important in ensuring high-quality diabetes care. Our DSN Spotlight series celebrates this great position and also aims to find out more about ...
The new role of a diabetes consultant pharmacist has been created in a landmark move designed to improve care by harnessing resources. Southampton University Hospitals NHS Trust has appointed ...
Two risk calculators have been developed which could help healthcare professionals prescribe better combination treatment for people wth diabetes. The research into personalised treatments was ...
A national drive to prevent type 2 diabetes could help delay or stop up to 18,000 cases of the condition from developing over five years, it has been predicted. The figures were unveiled by ...
An NHS service in Birmingham is offering an alternative treatment to gastric bypass for obese people with type 2 diabetes that could be made widely available. On the first day of Diabetes UK’s ...
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Eating whey protein before breakfast could help prevent or control type 2 diabetes, two separate studies by Newcastle University have shown. The findings, which were unveiled at the Diabetes UK ...