The poor state of diabetes healthcare in England is leading to avoidable deaths, record rates of complications and huge costs to the NHS, according to a report published today by Diabetes UK. The ...
People with diabetes are being left to struggle with the emotional impact of the condition and too few are offered professional psychological support, according to a new survey by Diabetes UK. ...
Almost two-thirds of people do not know how many calories the average person needs to maintain a healthy weight, according to new research commissioned by Diabetes UK, The British Heart ...
The NHS will develop the first-ever national Type 2 diabetes prevention programme with Diabetes UK, it was revealed this week. NHS England has announced on Friday, December 19, in the Five Year ...
Almost a third of people with diabetes are getting inadequate annual foot checks putting them at increased risk of amputation, according to new research carried out by Diabetes UK. In an online ...
By Simon O’Neill, Director of Health Intelligence and Professional Liaison at Diabetes UK We all know that treating diabetes costs the NHS an incredible amount of money – around £10 billion a ...
Less than one in six parents recognise the four main symptoms of Type 1 diabetes, according to a new research commissioned by Diabetes UK. The survey of 1,088 parents, carried out by Ipsos Mori, ...
People with diabetes are being denied the opportunity to effectively monitor their blood glucose levels because their prescriptions for test strips are being restricted, according to a new survey ...
Just 40 per cent of people would find it easy to tailor a meal for someone with diabetes, according to a new survey released today to mark World Diabetes Day. The survey of 2,026 people by ...
The UK will fail to meet international commitments on reducing deaths from preventable diseases unless it prioritises the prevention of ill health, Diabetes UK has warned. A report has claimed ...