In our latest issue, we look at the vexing problem of having both insulin-dependent diabetes AND needlephobia. We also research a brief history of insulin
We take the little strips used in blood testing for granted, but you’d be surprised at the science involved in each one. Having a blood
How do those wee little test strips work? How accurate are they? In this issue we look at the science inside these daily tools of
Data has been described as having evolved from a by-product of business to become its driving force with industry leaders using data analytics to drive
Kris Wood, Donor Development Officer at JDRF is encouraging people to take up the MySugr challenge (their spelling, not ours!), saying, “Type 1 diabetes is
The latest issue of Desang’s magazine is with us and focuses on the matter of downloading data from blood test meters and how to get
Diabetes UK has launched an Android version of its award-winning Diabetes Tracker App. Designed by experts, including people with diabetes, can help with your self-management
You may already be using one, but if not, then read all about them here. Insulin pumps come with Bolus Wizards, but now so do
The latest issue of the online magazine went out last week. Lead feature was on carelines and support centres, with info from the inside (how
Ypsomed’s Omnipod was the first ‘patch’ pump in the UK. A patch pump has no tubing connecting the handheld device to the pump — instructions
