Malnutrition-related diabetes, distinct from both Type 1 and Type 2, has now been officially recognized and named “Type 5 diabetes” at the International Diabetes Federation’s
An initial clinical trial is suggesting that an inexpensive, long-approved HIV drug can improve vision in patients with a blinding complication of diabetes more effectively
Adele Linthwaite, a senior healthcare professional working for University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust, has become the first recipient of Spirit Health’s new Training
One promising way to promote drug adherence and lifestyle change is to provide health well-being coaching (HWC) alongside GLP-1 prescriptions. When adhered to, glucagon-like peptide
A study has found that a new technology that allows a artificial pancreas system to adapt to users’ changing bodies – and lets users test
A new partnership has led to the development of the first-ever automated insulin delivery (AID) system that incorporates a one-year glucose sensor. Sequel Med Tech,
Consuming higher amounts of diet drinks and/or saccharin has been found to be associated with an elevated risk of developing diabetes, although total artificial sweetener
Within the News pages, we cover how an existing HIV drug may be a useful and affordable treatment for DMO (diabetic macular oedema). We have
In a recent clinical trial of adults with Type 1 diabetes, the inhaled insulin Afrezza delivered similar HbA1c reductions compared to usual care, including multiple
A new partnership has led to the development of the first-ever automated insulin delivery (AID) system that incorporates a one-year glucose sensor. Sequel Med Tech,