Stretchy electronics go wireless for flexible wearables
Stretchy skin-like wearable electronic devices are just around the corner, offering the chance to transform the lives of millions of people living with diabetes who
Stretchy skin-like wearable electronic devices are just around the corner, offering the chance to transform the lives of millions of people living with diabetes who
A team led by mechanical engineers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in America has patented two new devices to reduce the rigmarole of
Many of the UK’s biggest restaurant chains have told the Observer newspaper they won’t change their ingredients when regulations are introduced in April requiring them
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
The new editions of the Cook & Count Carbs app bring extra helpings of information to your fingertips. The Cook & Count Carbs app The
As sure as eggs is eggs, there is always going to be controversy over foodstuffs. Eggs had their day in the doldrums but are now
Honey is literally a liquid sugar and it’s sweeter than sugar. As part of a normal diabetic diet, it should be used with due care.
You can bake them, crisp them, mash them, roast them — pretty much do what you want to with them. But the versatility of the
Chocolate in a bottle. Make smooth hot chocolate with no powdery lumps or drizzle over fruit, porridge, toast, pancakes or make a milkshake. This product
The DAFNE User Action Group (DUAG) has submitted an e-petition to the UK Government for national funded education programmes for people with diabetes. The petition