Changing Health’s behaviour change programme for diabetes is now available for the 150,000 people in Greater Manchester living with Type 2 diabetes. This is part of a suite of digital resources to help them better manage their condition and live healthier lives. The read more »

An ‘Outstanding Innovation’ award has been won by Now Healthcare Group (NHG). The digital health company has been selected as ‘The Most Outstanding Bespoke Healthcare Innovation in the World in 2018’, by the Globals. This is one of the highest accolades designated read more »

Sanofi has lead a round of investment for Enable Injections’ enFuse, an on-body drug-delivery system. Previous investors, including the Cleveland Clinic and CincyTech, and private investors also participated in the round. Enable Injections developed a drug-delivery device that’s designed to deliver doses read more »

Our latest issue is out, and it’s a bumper one. There’s loads of news. A new sensor called SugarBeat is due out soon. We have a useful infographic courtesy of the OneTouch Sports Weekend that gives insights on diabetes and exercise. A read more »

Professor Yanick Crow, University of Edinburgh Connect Immune Research has launched a first-of-its-kind research project to confront the UK’s high prevalence of autoimmune conditions.  Professor Yanick Crow, of the University of Edinburgh, has been awarded the first research grant from Connect Immune Research. He will be working read more »

Novo Nordisk has announced the establishment of a manufacturing site in Fremont, California, to develop and produce stem cell-based therapies. The announcement follows the signing of a long-term lease on a facility. The site will support the company’s increased commitment to develop read more »

Don’t forget to get your flu jab done if you have not done so already, in time for this year’s flu season. According to Diabetes UK, 1 in 3 under-65s with diabetes missed out on vital flu jab last winter, putting themselves read more »

Diabetes UK has launched a self-management education platform called Learning Zone, which aims to help people understand more about diabetes and how to manage it. There are 3.7 million people diagnosed with diabetes in the UK − about 90% of which are read more »

An 80-year-old man with T2 diabetes has improved his health by attending Walking Cricket sessions, proving it’s never too late to start exercising after taking part in a series of Walking Cricket sessions. Shirish Modi from Leicester found out about the activity and read more »

Sophie Reymbaut THE PATIENT’S STORY Sophie Reymbaut was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes on 10 August in 1990 when she was eight years old. She was put on insulin and stayed on it for 27 years and four months. Then, on 11 December 2017, read more »