“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) ...
More than 40 per cent of all type 1 diabetes cases occur after the age of 30, according to research. Type 1 diabetes is usually diagnosed in childhood and type 2 diabetes is more commonly linked ...
A pathway ensuring the same level of care is provided for people with a learning disability and diabetes has been published. The NHS RightCare Pathway for Diabetes: reasonable adjustments for ...
An evening of sharing research and discussing the challenges of managing type 1 diabetes will take place in January. The informal event in Norfolk’s University of East Anglia Norwich ...
A major diabetes conference received record attendance numbers this week as healthcare professionals from across the UK gathered to discuss diabetes care and share good practice. Only in its ...
Three in five people who have diabetes experience emotional or mental health problems as a result of their condition, according to research. A total of 8,500 people of different ages, ethnicities ...
People with type 1 diabetes are being encouraged to take part in a study looking at supporting safe and effective exercise for those with the condition. The first part of the Exercise for Type ...
A landmark study involving thousands of teenagers with type 1 diabetes has shown ACE inhibitors or statins do not significantly reduce the levels of albumin in the urine. The four-year trial, ...