Four technology appraisals for type 2 diabetes have been updated, and guidance on 4 further medicines is being withdrawn, as part of NICE’s first test of a new way of keeping all its ...
A study by an international group of researchers finds popular diabetes and weight-loss drugs are not linked to pregnancy complications in most women with diabetes. The results of the study have ...
A new framework which categorises the outcomes of type 2 diabetes could be instrumental in the drive to alter the progression of the disease and prevent complications. Researchers from the ...
Debbie Hicks is stepping down as Chair of Trend Diabetes after almost two decades with the organisation, as she prepares to embark on a new chapter travelling the world and ticking off her bucket ...
The Cambridge Diabetes Education Programme (CDEP) has launched a new competency-based training topic to give hospital trusts a practical, scalable and auditable way to equip staff with essential ...
New real-world data to be presented at EASD 2026 suggest continuous glucose monitoring could have benefits extending beyond glycaemic management for people with Type 2 diabetes using basal ...
Healthcare professionals are being offered new educational support to help recognise chronic kidney disease (CKD) earlier and strengthen its ongoing management as part of a new National Kidney ...
We have received funding by means of sponsorship from multiple pharmaceutical companies and MedTech industries to support the delivery of our national conference. The sponsoring companies are ...
A nationwide study being presented at the Annual Meeting of The European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) in Milan, Italy (Sept 28 – Oct 2) has found that people with type 2 diabetes ...
A major international trial is recruiting people with type 1 diabetes to investigate whether diabetes technology, psychoeducation or a combination of the two is most effective at restoring ...