JDRF’s Performance in Exercise and Knowledge (PEAK) programme and Exercising for Type 1 Diabetes (EXTOD) have joined to break new ground in education on type 1 and exercise. This impactful ...
More than 300 healthcare professionals will come together for a training event so they can help support people with type 1 diabetes to exercise. The type 1 diabetes charity JDRF’s Performance in ...
Type 1 Diabetes Managing food and insulin for activity: what you need to know Leeds Beckett University is hosting a weekend about type 1 diabetes and how to better manage food and insulin for ...
Pioneering therapy which retrains the immune system and slows down the development of type 1 diabetes has been shown to be safe. The landmark MonoPepT1De study looked at how effective ...
Children aged five and under who are not diagnosed with type 1 diabetes fast enough are at the greatest risk of death, new figures have suggested. According to the 2017 National Paediatric ...
One of my biggest challenges of the past few months has been making time for a positive change when it comes to my diabetes. I’ll happily do all of the daily activities such as blood ...
A man with type 1 diabetes has been told by doctors he has a rare type of gene which explains why he no longer needs to rely upon insulin to control his condition. Dan Darkes, from Daventry in ...
Secondary schools around the UK are being encouraged to show a cartoon about type 1 diabetes during Diabetes Week in June. The animation is based on Type 1 Origins, which is a comic book that was ...
A few months ago I wrote about the importance of being selfish when you need to be, not in the way that may cause upset or hurt to myself or others, but more of a self-soothing, self-management ...
The misconception that type 1 diabetes can be avoided by leading a healthy lifestyle is one of the most common misunderstandings healthcare professionals must deal with, according to a new study. ...