NHS should be applauded for above-average diabetes technology access
Access to wearable diabetes technology in the UK has significantly improved and the NHS should be “applauded” for its hard work, according to the editor
Access to wearable diabetes technology in the UK has significantly improved and the NHS should be “applauded” for its hard work, according to the editor
You can bake them, crisp them, mash them, roast them — pretty much do what you want to with them. But the versatility of the
Mridula Baljekar’s latest book, The Complete Indian Regional Cookbook, is a compilation of 300 recipes exploring well-known as well as unknown territories of India. Stunning
In the latest issue of the online magazine we look at the numbers in the lives of people with diabetes — some of them can
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
New issue of the online magazine is out. This time we look at the world of insulin manufacturing and what new formulas might be coming
For a diabetic, it can be a minefield assessing the carbohydrate content of your breakfast. So we’ve asked a cereal-maker to tell us how she’s
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