You are invited to take part in a research study, Evaluating a Diabetes Specific Online CBT Intervention Ieso Digital Health IS running a study to
Unicough is a new, clinically proven cough medicine based on fresh scientific thinking has been launched that will tackle all common coughs. A pharmacy only
Following years of testing, tweaking and maturation Quicke’s has announced that its award-winning cheese will be made using Cornish Sea Salt. The use of sea
People with diabetes should have their feet checked at least annually and should also be taught how to look after their feet themselves, but in
Helping people with Type 2 diabetes meet their treatment targets could lead to significant savings for the NHS – and help people live longer, healthier
Issue 107: Type 1 in the fast lane There’s plenty to read in this issue, so try to find somewhere away from the festivities to
Researchers from the University of Melbourne suggest that the rotavirus infection could be linked to triggering the onset of Type 1 diabetes. Vaccination programs in
Good injection technique is crucial to diabetes management. A team at Bournemouth University has developed a new tool to help people assess their technique and
NHS England and Improvement advertised all 19 National Clinical Director (NCD) posts earlier this year in a planned recruitment exercise as all contracts were coming
As reported by BBC News in November, scientist Professor Ian Shanks has been awarded £2m compensation by the UK’s highest court for his invention of
