Welcome to the latest issue, with a detailed look at the current landscape of artificial insulin pump research. We look at what’s going on, who’s doing it and why. Plus, and interview with the Grumpy Pumper who tells us about his diabetes read more »

Sanofi will focus less on diabetes monitoring devices, Chief Executive Officer Olivier Brandicourt said at the end of October (2015) after projecting disappointing sales for the company’s treatments for the disease, including two new products. Sanofi projects that diabetes sales will probably read more »

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Nearly all diabetics are already people who quantify themselves by doing blood tests. But if you want to find out more about what this new trend is all about for non-diabetics and how it is affecting diabetes care, then look at our read more »

Roche’s Accu-Chek Mobile blood test meter is all-in-one, featuring a lancing device that’s attached to the side (but can be detached if needed) as well as using a cassette test ribbon instead of fiddly test strips. So no lancets, no test strips, read more »

In the latest issue of our free-to-receive magazine we have several articles on new diabetes kit. There’s diabetes health apps from Health Fabric and ManageBGL plus HealthManager from Beurer and a look at the health game Dap’n. Then we look at new read more »

Cyclist Rebecca Kennedy, Senior Women’s British Downhill Champion 2014, has type 1 diabetes and is preparing for the Mountain Biking World Cup at Fort William, Scotland, this June. Images by Steve Wyper. Rebecca Kennedy is the highest ranked senior female in the UK read more »

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On 20 May 2014 people with diabetes talked directly to leaders frommedicine, academia and industryabout how the condition affects their daily lives. The IMI-JDRF Diabetes Patient Focus Meeting was held to identify research and development gaps in the diabetes area from the read more »

Growing in British streams and now widely available in supermarkets, this peppery green leaf is the focus of Steve Rothwell’s business venture. Rothwell began his PhD in the nutritional physiology of watercress in 1980 after deciding that studying the genetics of sphagnum moss read more »