Actor runs for Diabetes UK
Game of Thrones star Philip McGinley has completed the Bupa Great Yorkshire Run for Diabetes UK. The actor, famous for his role as Anguy the Archer in season three of the hit series, finished the ...
Game of Thrones star Philip McGinley has completed the Bupa Great Yorkshire Run for Diabetes UK. The actor, famous for his role as Anguy the Archer in season three of the hit series, finished the ...
England international rugby player Chris Pennell has been named as an official celebrity supporter for Diabetes UK. The Worcester Warriors full-back will join a host of famous faces to promote ...
An online training module aimed at empowering people with Type 2 diabetes has won a top award. The e-learning programme ‘Type 2 Diabetes and Me’ has won a British Medical Association (BMA) ...
An awareness campaign to encourage people to talk about hypoglycaemia has been launched ahead of Hypo Awareness Week. TALK Hypos aims to improve recognition and management of one of the most ...
Tesco has agreed a new deal with Diabetes UK to generate more funds and awareness. The charity is currently the sole corporate partner of Tesco with more than £12 million already raised towards ...
Sixty per cent of Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) in England do not fund specific diabetes education for their healthcare professionals, according to a new survey by Diabetes UK. The charity ...
A couple are going to jump out of a plane to raise money for Diabetes UK. Soni Ghatt, a receptionist at the Leicester Diabetes Centre, and boyfriend Amit are planning to do the skydive on, or ...
The new school term will mark an “historic landmark” for children with Type 1 diabetes with schools in England having a legal duty to support youngsters with long-term health conditions. The ...
A Diabetes UK volunteer who has helped hundreds of parents struggling to come to terms with their child’s diabetes has received a volunteering award from the Prime Minister. Kathryn Cooney, from ...
Diabetes UK and the Centre for Patient Leadership (CPL) have been awarded £200,000 to develop innovative ways for people living with diabetes to work with the NHS to lead improvements in care in ...