Young people with type 1 diabetes are at a “high level of risk” when they transition to university, according to a study. The team from the department of diabetes and endocrinology at ...
The rapid decline in insulin production that causes type 1 diabetes continues to fall over seven years and then stabilises, according to research. A team at the University of Exeter Medical ...
Babies born with diabetes can now be treated successfully with tablets instead of injections, a new study suggests. Researchers focused on a decade of data collected from children diagnosed with ...
A new programme geared towards helping people with type 1 diabetes control their condition by modifying their carbohydrate intake is set to be launched. Healthcare professionals and people with ...
Advice on managing insulin doses at mealtimes and what do if someone with type 1 diabetes is unwell has been published by a leading diabetes nursing organisation. The Managing Mealtime Insulin ...
Exercise could delay the progression of type 1 diabetes when the condition is first diagnosed, research has suggested. Research teams from the Universities of Birmingham and Exeter say people who ...
A professor dubbed the “diabetologist to the stars” has discussed the benefits of using the type 2 drug canagliflozin on treating people with type 1 diabetes. Speaking at this ...
“Inspirational and empowering talks” from high-profile speakers with type 1 diabetes are to be shared at an event in April. Now in its third year, Talking about Diabetes (TAD) brings ...
Clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) are being urged to take “careful consideration” when developing FreeStyle Libre funding policies to ensure the technology is made available to ...
Teams of diabetes consultants, specialist nurses and dietitians have been working together to develop insulin pump therapy guidelines. The Association of British Clinical Diabetologists (ABCD) ...