Alternative sweeteners can raise blood glucose
While zero-calorie sweeteners bring a little sweetness to our lives without prompting significant or obvious blood sugar spikes and are said to pass through the
While zero-calorie sweeteners bring a little sweetness to our lives without prompting significant or obvious blood sugar spikes and are said to pass through the
Adults with Type 1 diabetes experience ‘diabetes distress’, even when using continuous glucose monitoring (CGM), according to findings presented at the Association of Diabetes Care
Abbott has announced that it has entered into a strategic partnership with WeightWatchers to help people living with diabetes. The companies will work together to
Funding for a five-year project that aims to develop a new type of care package that addresses gaps in support for people under 40 living
Our September issue is packed full of news. Some about medications, some about vitamins (well, vitamin D in particular) as well as device updates. Insulin
One Drop has announced outcomes from a study on the effects of the AI-powered blood glucose (BG) forecasting feature of its One Drop digital health
In diabetes, foot ulcers are such a common complication that they account for almost 1% of the total NHS budget and can lead to amputations
COUR Pharmaceuticals has published details of a study with the Miller Lab at Northwestern University, in which treatment with the COUR NanoParticle Platform (CNP) prevented
Sanofi and Roche have joined forces in France to drive adoption of a connected add-on for disposable insulin pens. The partners will jointly develop a
A set of policy recommendations have been drafted by the European Diabetes Forum (EUDF), emphasising the importance of digitalisation, data registries and integrated care to