A randomized clinical trial data has shown continued long-term improvement in diabetes outcomes with bariatric surgery compared to medical/lifestyle intervention in people with Type 2
Millions of people will now be able to use the NHS App to view their prescriptions for the first time. Following a successful trial last
New research has identified a genetic variant amongst people of South Asian heritage that may give falsely lower results for HbA1c tests. Using genetic and
Oxford University researchers are to set up the first UK registry for children and adults at risk of Type 1 diabetes. The team will build
Karen Addington, the CEO of JDRF has called for population screening for the first signs of Type 1 diabetes, not only to provide a better
Dr Clare Hambling, an experienced GP, has been announced as the new National Clinical Director of Diabetes and Obesity. Dr Hambling is a GP at
New data is showing better two-year success rates for treating Dupuytren contracture by surgery than for needle fasciotomy or collagenase injection. This common hereditary disorder
NHS Scotland is planning to set up a Digital Diabetes Prevention Programme, using digital technology in clinical interventions. Its Commons Services Agency – otherwise known
Recent research has found that Roux-en-Y gastric bypass (RYGB) surgery produces high rates of Type 2 diabetes remission five years after the operation, even if patients
In the UK, the NHS has just published a leaflet aimed at assisting those with Type 1 diabetes to decide between the different technologies available
