A digital health app used by adults with learning disabilities has delivered a dramatic 30% reduction on the burden placed on health services. The My
Studies have shown that we gain between 1lb – 13lbs over the Christmas period. The average Christmas meal contains 1992kcal, with most of them coming
Just because it’s cold outside does not mean ice cream can’t be part of your seasonal celebrations (yes, yes, not a good idea for people
Researchers in an international study have uncovered new genetic evidence of how the benefits of the world’s most commonly used Type 2 diabetes drug may
With all our regular features our last issue of the year is now available. It contains new diabetes kit, special winter bits (such as a
Dr Shivani Misra is a DRWF-funded researcher at Imperial College London. She recently ran in the London 10K in support of the charity, and it
Written by INPUT, Diabetes UK and JDRF, and checked for accuracy by NICE, these Type 1 technology guides provide a summary of NICE recommendations on
A study carried out by Dr Jordan Pinsker and his team at the William Sansum Diabetes Center in Santa Barbara, California, found that many people
Brits are embracing the future with 60% thinking that technology will improve their future wellbeing. Almost half back further research into DNA sequencing and editing,
The mySugr app is being used by 750,000 people with diabetes. Founded in Vienna, Austria, with a sister company in the US, the app is
