Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Rothesay met world-leading researchers at a Dundee Hospital who are pushing back the boundaries of knowledge on type 1
How do those wee little test strips work? How accurate are they? In this issue we look at the science inside these daily tools of
The farmers at Steve’s Leaves are celebrating the launch of Perfectly Pickable pots; living leaves in a classic pea and mint combination which are ready
Scientists have coaxed clusters of insulin-making human cells (beta cells) to reproduce in the lab, which removes a significant obstacle to one day transplanting the
Fatty acids continue to be the subject of ongoing academic research and media attention. Dietary fats are classified by their chemical composition, and can be
The Academy of Medical Royal Colleges (AoMRC) is proposing a ten-point action plan to combat the UK’s obesity crisis. The British Dietetic Association (BDA) contributed
Data has been described as having evolved from a by-product of business to become its driving force with industry leaders using data analytics to drive
This is the HAPIfork designed by French entrepreneur Jacques Lépine and is due out later this year. The ‘world’s first connected fork’, it aims to
Believed by many to have a good effect on moderating blood sugars and even in preventing type 2 diabetes, the name cinnamon comes, via Greek
This popular educational day for people with diabetes is now in its fifth year, and each year it grows in popularity. The event is organized
