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All healthcare professionals should be aware of the “triple jeopardy for vulnerability” among some people when it comes to COVID-19, according to a world-leading professor. -
England’s top diabetes and obesity advisor has provided reassurance to people with diabetes amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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A “staggering and much needed saving” of £298m could be made to the NHS if a specific type 2 diabetes drug was given to people at risk of cardiovascular death or heart failure. -
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Frontline workers looking after people with diabetes in hospital amid the COVID-19 pandemic will receive innovative devices to help them “monitor glucose levels” better at a safer distance. -
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Maggie’s message during Diabetes Week
08 Jun 2020“Here we are again marking another Diabetes Week, but who would have thought this year would feel so different to all the other times we have come together as one community to spread awareness? -
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“Be proactive, not reactive,” that’s the message from GPwSIs Dr Naresh Kanumilli who is trying to encourage more heart failure awareness among those with diabetes. -
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Ensuring a safe and systematic approach to virtual consultations will be one of the latest subjects of a webinar series. -
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Healthcare professionals are being invited to attend free online webinars about injection technique for people with diabetes who rely on insulin. -
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An obesity and endocrinology expert has urged healthcare professionals and the media not to “frighten” people with diabetes during the COVID-19 pandemic. -
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Gardening, housework and climbing the stairs are all “perfectly acceptable” physical activities to carry out at home during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a type 2 diabetes experts.
