An investigational once-daily pill added to optimised insulin therapy has been shown to reduce HbA1c among adults with Type 1 diabetes during a 12-week trial
We chat to Chris Avery at Nemaura Medical about how we report blood glucose levels and HbA1c. By Sue Marshall I was five when I
Why there is dual reporting of HbA1c results? The International Federation of Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (IFCC) has established a new reference measurement system
Introducing the MiniMed 670G with SmartGuard technology, the world’s first self-adjusting insulin pump system, reducing the burden of living with Type 1 diabetes. By Sue
Our feature, The Law of Averages, looks at how Time in Range (TIR) is being adopted to assess diabetes control, a less rigid tool than
When I caught up with Jerry Gore to interview him, he was in Thailand, so it seemed sensible to ask, why was he there? By
HbA1c Most of us are very familiar with the very un-user friendly phrase ‘HbA1c’, that result around which our consultations with our doctors revolve. Known
In the latest issue of the online magazine we look at the numbers in the lives of people with diabetes — some of them can
Meagan Esler in her blog for Diabetes Health has been considering how it feels to share her HbA1c results (they call it the A1C in
Menarini Diagnostics has launched a compact system for HbA1c testing at point of care in the diabetes clinic and doctors surgery. The New Clover A1c
