Third type 1 diabetes comic is released
The third edition of a comic series dedicated to those living with type 1 diabetes is being released before Christmas. ‘Type 1: S.T.I.G.M.A’, which is inspired by the Ian Fleming character James ...
The third edition of a comic series dedicated to those living with type 1 diabetes is being released before Christmas. ‘Type 1: S.T.I.G.M.A’, which is inspired by the Ian Fleming character James ...
Healthcare professionals are being urged to encourage the people they treat who have type 1 diabetes to attend a free virtual event to help those with the condition understand more about medical ...
There was a significant increase in severe DKA cases among children and young people newly diagnosed with type 1 diabetes during the first wave of the pandemic, a national survey has found. In ...
All pregnant women with type 1 diabetes in Scotland should be offered a continuous glucose monitor (CGM) device, new guidance for the country has recommended. The advice has been published by the ...
The second generation of the FreeStyle Libre system has been approved and added to the NHS Drug Tariff for England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland from November. Abbott, which makes the ...
Olympic athlete James Cracknell completes major endurance event to explore the safety and physiological effects of ketosis in people with or without type 1 diabetes. A team of eight runners led ...
The immune attack which kick starts the development of type 1 diabetes might start before a child has been born, researchers have said. The study, funded by Diabetes UK, also found that it is ...
A high percentage of people with diabetes are deliberately letting their blood sugar reach high levels in a bid to avoid hypos, a new survey has found. The poll, carried out as part of Hypo ...
All pregnant women with type 1 diabetes will now be offered continuous glucose monitoring (CGM), Professor Partha Kar has confirmed. In January, the NHS pledged in the ten-year plan that it would ...
A series of webinars are being held to help people with diabetes and healthcare professionals learn how to use the world's first downloadable artificial pancreas app.