Anyone concerned with keeping their kit cool can consider the Nomad insulin carrier. It comes with a car adaptor, portable bag. The battery will work
This nice, white machine from Swiss-based company Ypsomed is the Pura meter. With no coding required, the meter switches on automatically when a new test
Following their young daughter’s diagnosis with diabetes in 2010, her parents learned how to inject her before they were allowed to take her home from
Eli Lilly & Co says its once-weekly injectible drug, dulaglutide, has outperformed three other widely taken drugs in three just-concluded Phase III studies. According to
While winter sets in, we take a look at the link between diabetes and depression, seasonal affective disorder and low levels of vitamin D. It’s
A new educational website has been launched to encourage healthcare professionals to talk openly with people with type 2 diabetes about the dangers of hypoglycaemia
A 30-year study of life expectancy among people with type 1 diabetes showed a dramatic increase during the second half of the study, say researchers
Healthcare professionals are being sought to join a team setting up a clinic in a poverty-stricken part of India in March, 2013. Volunteers can deliver
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
As of 13 August this year, the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) now allows commercial flying for pilots with diabetes and also full private flying
