A leading type 1 diabetes website which provides mental health support and products to those living with the condition has delivered £2.3 million worth of diabetes supplies to Ukraine. Since ...
Individualised care, support and education are the most powerful drivers in the adoption of ‘game-changing’ technology within type 1 diabetes care in the NHS, three specialists have said. In an ...
An individual’s frailty phenotype determines what glucose-lowering therapy they should use, a new study has determined. A team of established clinical academics from fDROP (Foundation for ...
Decreased vitamin B12 serum levels are now considered to be a common side effect in people on metformin treatment, new guidance from the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency has ...
Two researchers at the University of Exeter Medical School have been recognised as “rising stars” in diabetes research. Dr Mathew Johnson and Dr John Dennis have been awarded the ...
People with obesity who took a weekly dose of tirzepatide saw up to a 22.5% reduction in their body weight, research published in The New England Journal of Medicine has concluded. A team of ...
Healthcare professionals are invited to enter a national competition showcasing the ‘very best’ in diabetes care, treatment and research. The 2023 Named Lectures awards are now open to ...
The Chair of the Joint British Diabetes Society (JBDS) for Inpatient Care discusses the common issues facing healthcare professionals in the fourth instalment of The Inpatient Podcast. During ...
A specialist app which allows healthcare professionals working with people with diabetes to access decision-making tools is now available on Apple devices. The new Trend Diabetes app gives ...
Individuals with either type 1 or type 2 diabetes are invited to attend an event taking place this autumn. The InDependent Diabetes Trust (IDDT) will be staging the face-to-face conference at the ...