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From new clues as to why type 1 diabetes is more aggressive in young children to a new drug that could help prevent sight loss in people with diabetes, here are some of the diabetes research developments announced in November.

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Martin Emmerson, Mims Davies MP and Caroline Cross holding a sign saying 'let's rewrite the story on diabetes'

30.11.2022

Mid Sussex MP backing Diabetes UK campaign for better care

Mims Davies MP is joining our call for urgent government action to restore care for people living with di...

29.11.2022

Gemma’s 30 challenges for 30 years in milestone birthday celebrations

Turning 30 is one of life’s milestones and for Faughanvale woman, Gemma Martin, she wanted to do somethin...

23.11.2022

Soap actor releases duet for Diabetes UK

Singer-songwriter, Shane Board has released a charity duet featuring Coronation Street actor, Harriet Bib...

Diabetes UK Chief Exec, Chris Askew, at the Bangor Live Well Hub. Pictured with Tina McCrossan, National Director, Louise Little from the North Down Community Network, Maybeth and Dr McArthur

22.11.2022

Bangor Live Well Hub marks World Diabetes Day

On Tuesday 15 November, Diabetes UK Northern Ireland hosted a special World Diabetes Day session at the B...

18.11.2022

Our Tackling Inequality Commission panel: co-chairs announced

Aoife Slattery is Diabetes UK’s Tackling Inequality Engagement Lead and tells us more about The Tackling ...

A photo of Lucy, a young Caucasian woman with long blonde hair, smiling to camera

17.11.2022

Specialised psychological support is lifeline for young woman coping w...

Lucy Belk, 24 from Wrexham was first referred to a specialist diabetes psychologist when she was 15. Diag...

A photo of Lili snoozing in bed with her ginger cat next to her

17.11.2022

Primary school teacher’s mental health journey with type 1 diabetes

Lili, 32, felt her experience of diagnosis aged seven was “weirdly fine”. She took control from that youn...

Two scientists wearing white lab coats are working together in a diabetes research lab

17.11.2022

First ever treatment to delay type 1 diabetes is licensed in the US

Kimberley smiling to camera with her black cat sitting on top of the sofa next to her

16.11.2022

Access to mental health support helped me at my lowest

Four autoimmune conditions, bereavement and problems with her employer led Kimberley to really struggle w...

A photo of a multipack of Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, with read carboard packaging showing an illustration of Father Christmas

16.11.2022

Full-sugar Coca-Cola could be mixed in with Zero Sugar multipacks, com...

Coca-Cola GB has issued a safety notice for their Zero Sugar multipacks after a manufacturing mistake has...

Illustrated hands cupping a circular jigsaw puzzle

16.11.2022

Diabetes Self-Management Alliance brings international community to Be...

Following on from the successful Stockholm conference in 2020, the Diabetes Self-Management Alliance is c...

A photo of Libby, a young girl with blonde hair wearing a pink top and shorts, playing on a climbing frame. You can see her continuous glucose monitor on her arm.

14.11.2022

Open for recruitment: UK-first ELSA study to screen 20,000 children fo...

We’re delighted to announce that a new trial screening programme for type 1 diabetes, the ELSA study, whi...

a photo of four people sitting in a circle at a support group

14.11.2022

Diabetes UK Northern Ireland rewrites the story this World Diabetes Day

This World Diabetes Day, 14 November, Diabetes UK Northern Ireland is raising awareness about the growing...

a close up of a woman's hands, holding a pill box in one hand and a tablet in the other

12.11.2022

Free pharmacy packs for people living with diabetes in Birmingham and ...

To mark Diabetes Awareness Month 2022, under the theme “Education to Protect Tomorrow”, Diabetes UK Midla...

08.11.2022

The GP Data Trust pilot study

The research team at the University of Manchester is looking for the views of GPs and patients as part of...

07.11.2022

Brent diabetes group welcomes new members to get support with type 2 d...

A group to connect people in Brent who have diabetes is ready to welcome new members.