There’s plenty of news in this issue. See the report on JDRF’s new Pathway to Choice study. Check out what’s going on in Wales. Pricks
Scientists funded by Diabetes UK and JDRF are looking for people living with or connected to Type 1 diabetes to help them shape research and
A study looking at peer support among adults with Type 2 diabetes – how to run them effectively, and how to ensure peer support facilitators
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) engineers and scientists from Novo Nordisk have designed a drug capsule that can carry insulin or other protein drugs and
A report to tackle childhood obesity states that eating should be banned on public transport and extra taxes placed on unhealthy foods. As reported by
People who increase the amount of sugary drinks – whether they contain added or naturally occurring sugar – may face moderately higher risk of Type
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A look at the evolving business of blood test technology from two experts in the field, one from the supplier side of the fence, the
The dad of a diabetic relates his endeavours in trying to pin down diabetes technology definitions for a dictionary listing and explaining terms from COB (carbs on
Lovely to hear from reader Liam Russell who contacted us to say that he had been able to use an article published in our April
