A campaign has been launched to raise awareness of diabulimia, a severe and life-threatening eating behaviour disorder in people with insulin-dependent diabetes. The NHS estimates that four in ...
A report on healthcare professionals’ experiences of delivering remote care and diabetes technology training for people with type 1 diabetes during the pandemic has found that digital literacy ...
Further investigation into the relationship between Time in Range and the Glucose Management Indicator (GMI) must be carried out to see how GMI may affect maternal and fetal complications in ...
Research into the effect of lockdown on people with diabetes has found that while those with type 1 saw “significant” improvements in glycaemic values, those with type 2 were adversely affected. ...
Cases of life-threatening diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) have been steadily increasing since 2004, with those from socially deprived areas most likely to be hospitalised or die as a result, research ...
Age, gender and ethnicity have been identified as potential barriers to accessing the FreeStyle Libre (FSL), researchers have said. The pioneering device has been shown to have a significant ...
A top Consultant Paediatric Endocrinologist has helped revolutionise type 1 diabetes care among children and young people in deprived communities across South-East Asia (SEA). Action4Diabetes is ...
A junior doctor with a special interest into type 1 diabetes and technology has become the latest member of the Joint British Diabetes Societies Inpatient Care (JBDS – IP) team. Dr Parizad Avari ...
Healthcare professionals are being urged to warn lorry and bus drivers with type 1 diabetes that flash glucose monitoring is not recognised for Group 2 licence holders. According to ABCD, there ...
Greater time each day within glucose targets, otherwise known as ‘time in range (TIR)’ helps boost people’s mood, according to a new study. Led by Dr Bill Polansky, from the ...