How tight a grip? Moving on from the old HbA1c measure of diabetes control, Time in Range (TIR) took shape as a much more user-friendly
Welcome to our last issue of this year. It’s one full of celebration and hope, which echoes this time of year. There’s a lot of
In the world of diabetes care, innovation is key to improving the quality of life for millions of people living with the condition. One such
Desang-Oct24-Issue156_Final_FCReporting on the ongoing developments in diabetes kit, there have been some companies and organisations that have been there for the whole journey. The Juvenile
There is plenty of news in this issue covering the last two months, with insights and updates. Are skinny jabs making bariatric surgery obsolete? Clinicians’
Our latest issue contains eight pages of news, a feature about DAFNE (dose adjusting for normal eating) which has been adapted for modern times since
The lecture, organised by the Sheffield branch of Diabetes UK, on Thursday 18 July from 7pm to 9pm. You can attend in person (at 11
Opinion leaders recommend use of CGM technology after diagnosis in people with Type 2 diabetes. In a consensus report published in April 2024 in Nature
Our front cover this issue is the first (and probably the last) time that I’ve actually used a product shot, as the little girl jumping
Clinicians across the UK are asking for people to participate in a study to assess the impact of the FreeStyle Libre 3 continuous glucose monitoring
