Our September issue is packed full of news. Some about medications, some about vitamins (well, vitamin D in particular) as well as device updates. Insulin
One Drop has announced outcomes from a study on the effects of the AI-powered blood glucose (BG) forecasting feature of its One Drop digital health
In diabetes, foot ulcers are such a common complication that they account for almost 1% of the total NHS budget and can lead to amputations
COUR Pharmaceuticals has published details of a study with the Miller Lab at Northwestern University, in which treatment with the COUR NanoParticle Platform (CNP) prevented
Sanofi and Roche have joined forces in France to drive adoption of a connected add-on for disposable insulin pens. The partners will jointly develop a
A set of policy recommendations have been drafted by the European Diabetes Forum (EUDF), emphasising the importance of digitalisation, data registries and integrated care to
The Diabetes Research & Wellness Foundation (DRWF) has announced that its fourth annual Diabetes Wellness Day Midlands will be held on 24th September at Chesford
Australia could become the first country to adopt routine childhood screening to detect Type 1 diabetes in children, if a new national screening research pilot
A recent study has found that low serum levels of vitamin D were significantly associated with a higher prevalence of diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs) in
Type 2 diabetes is a well-established risk factor for dementia and Parkinson’s Disease (PD), but according to a report by Marlene Busko in Medscape, a
