Type 1 children’s app shortlisted for top award
A new healthcare app aimed at helping children with Type 1 diabetes better manage their condition has been shortlisted in the Health Service Journal (HSJ) Value in Healthcare Awards. Monster ...
A new healthcare app aimed at helping children with Type 1 diabetes better manage their condition has been shortlisted in the Health Service Journal (HSJ) Value in Healthcare Awards. Monster ...
Only a fifth of people diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes during the last four years have their condition under control, according to a new analysis by Diabetes UK. The analysis, based on National ...
More than 700 people a day are diagnosed with diabetes in the UK, according to new analysis by Diabetes UK and Tesco. The analysis, based on National Diabetes Audit data, shows that 738 people a ...
The health system needs to change to put people with diabetes at the centre of their care, according to a Health Select Committee report on long-term conditions. The 131-page report, released ...
Research highlighting ineffective treatments for some people with Type 2 Diabetes demonstrates “the importance of looking at the individual needs”, according to Diabetes UK. A study ...
Leading diabetes charities have called for the condition to be given a “higher priority” following the “alarming” results of a nationwide bedside survey. The latest ...
People with diabetes are four times more likely to get vital annual checks depending on their postcode, according to a new online tool. The data on Diabetes UK’s Diabetes Watch ...
A series of videos chronicling experiences of growing up with Type 1 diabetes has been published as part of a new YouTube channel. Diabetes UK was funded by the Garfield Weston Foundation to ...
Diabetes UK has launched its national awareness-raising week with a call to share challenges which have overcome. Diabetes Week runs from Sunday 8 to Saturday 14 June. A spokesman for the charity ...
Diabetes UK has called the current lack of regulation concerning diabetes in care homes “completely unacceptable” and called for improvements. Barbara Young, Chief Executive of Diabetes UK, made ...