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A leading type 1 diabetes charity has pledged to try to help make insulin pumps significantly smaller, it has been announced. JDRF will donate more than £600,000 into perfecting a concentrated ...
Artificial pancreas systems provide better glucose control than conventional pump therapy, according to a new study. A team of researchers from the Institut de recherches cliniques de Montréal ...
A total of £97m will be spend on tackling diabetes in the UK, it has been announced. The money is being provided by seven funders, the type 1 charity JDRF said in a report called Type 1 Research ...
A teenager has vowed to make every Member of Parliament understand the difference between type 1 and type 2 diabetes. Millie Hainge from Leicester, who has type 1 said she finds it ...
Insulin pump use among people with type 1 diabetes in the UK has gone up, but numbers still remain lower than in comparable countries. The findings, taken from the first National Diabetes Insulin ...
There has been a mixed response by leading diabetes charities about the Chancellor’s sugar tax on soft drinks. Chris Askew, Diabetes UK’s chief executive, said the announcement was ...
A teenage girl has appealed to the diabetes community to “live life to the fullest” despite having the chronic condition. Millie Hainge, who was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when ...
An event created to inspire people with type 1 diabetes to “think differently” about their condition takes place this weekend. The Talking About Diabetes (TAD) meeting has been organised by a ...
People with type 1 diabetes who experience severe hypos are being given better access to sensor-augmented pumps, it has been announced. The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence ...
Children who are diagnosed with diabetes before the age of seven develop a more aggressive form of the disease than that seen in teenagers, according to new research. The findings discovered ...