Most of us are happy with our blood test meters. Every now and then, we may need to upgrade. Nick Cahm looks at 10 things
Researchers from Denmark analysed the relationship between flu vaccinations and cardiovascular outcomes in people with diabetes. The data showed that the vaccine was associated with
The FDA has approved Lilly’s Lyumjev rapid-acting mealtime insulin to reduce high blood sugar after meals and keep blood glucose levels in-range. This approval offers
People at high risk of developing Type 2 diabetes are being fast-tracked into the flagship Healthier You NHS Diabetes Prevention programme following research that revealed
A new therapy that could treat people with diabetes suffering from Covid-19 is undergoing an advanced clinical trial in the UK with the first patient
Imperial College London researchers want to investigate a possible link between Type 1 diabetes and Covid-19 after a small study found cases of Type 1
An economic study has shown the DiRECT programme, which can put Type 2 diabetes in remission for some people, could result in huge savings for
A study has found a connection between traffic noise and obesity. Researchers from the University of Oxford and the University of Leicester found that long-term
New research indicates that nearly half of hospitalised Covid-19 patients without a prior diabetes diagnosis have hyperglycaemia – which is an independent predictor of mortality
A creative project involving people living with Type 1 diabetes and healthcare professionals with a specialism in the condition has provided some welcome respite from
