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New research reveals that the NHS spends £10.7bn a year on diabetes, about 6% of the UK health budget. Moreover, £6.2bn of this was spent on "potentially preventable complications." Colette Marshall, ...

In ‘the Tipping Point’, Malcolm Gladwell explores how certain ideas and trends that were once niche or obscure can suddenly become pervasive. By looking at certain cases, we see how the low-carb revol ...

Talking Diabetes is the official podcast for the Diabetes Times. welcoming renowned academics and healthcare professionals working in the field, the podcast explores the latest innovations, updates an ...

On May 28th, the Scottish Government announced up to £8.8 million in additional funding for diabetes technology. They have said that £8.8m will be invested into closed loop system technology, transfor ...

In the UK, the incidence of Early Onset Type 2 Diabetes (EOT2D; diagnosis <40 years) has increased steadily over the last 30 years. Now, roughly 3.8% of young adults globally have EOT2D. Type 2 diabet ...

New research spearheaded by The University of Oxford has helped develop a new tool called QR4 that improves the accuracy of predicting an individual's 10-year risk of cardiovascular diseases. Publishe ...

In 1903, the Wright brothers changed the world with their successful flight over Kitty Hawk. They expected that aviation would mainly become a sporting activity with no practical applications. Anybody ...

A study led by researchers from the University of Sheffield and University of South Australia, has revealed an exciting development for diabetes patients. The study focused on the treatment of diabeti ...

Tens of thousands of children and adults living with type 1 diabetes across England are set to receive the ‘artificial pancreas’ – or Hybrid Closed Loop System – in a world-first initiative being roll ...

Diabetes Professional Care is proud to announce its strategic partnership with Diabetes Specialist Nurse Forum (DSN Forum), the leading forum connecting diabetes specialist nurses across the UK, for i ...