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
This award is supported by all the main diabetes professional organisations and charities as well as Desang, and is now in its 12th year. It
Although things do tend to be a little quieter over the summer months, the fact is that this is another issue filled-to-busting with news and
Vertex to acquire ViaCyte, with the goal of accelerating its potentially curative VX-880 programmes in Type 1 diabetes. ViaCyte brings tools, technologies and assets with
The BBC has reported that the NHS has been awarded the George Cross by Her Majesty The Queen, accompanied by His Royal Highness The Prince
With the Met Office issuing weather warnings for extreme heat in areas of the country this weekend and into next week, Diabetes UK Cymru has
As reported by DiaTribe, Dr. Ania Jastreboff, of the Yale University School of Medicine, and colleagues have presented new data which has investigated the effectiveness
I think that 10 years ago I was doubtful that CGM technology would become a reality, but it has. I wonder what the diabetes world
By joining this study, you could contribution to greater understanding of how low blood glucose affects our quality of life, an update by Susannah Hickling.
Fewer than one in four women with a history of gestational diabetes (sudden onset diabetes in pregnancy) are later screened for signs of T2D despite
