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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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29.09.2022

Highlights from Europe’s largest diabetes conference (EASD)

Diabetes researchers from across the world shared their latest breakthroughs at this year’s annual Europe...

A photo of a projector screen at the EASD conference with Professor Roy Taylor presenting his research findings on the stage

23.09.2022

Our research at the EASD

This week, researchers from around the globe have been gathering in Stockholm for the European Associatio...

22.09.2022

Clinical guidelines for overweight and obesity in England updated

We welcome the latest NICE guidelines for obesity in England recommending healthcare professionals show g...

08.09.2022

Her Majesty the Queen - Diabetes UK pays tribute

Diabetes UK today pays tribute to our Patron, Her Majesty the Queen.

01.09.2022

Searching for clues on the origins of type 1 diabetes

Our researchers have been looking into whether stressed-out insulin-making cells in the pancreas can trig...

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01.09.2022

£5 million to build support programme for young people with type 1

We’re thrilled to announce an incredible £5 million donation from the Steve Morgan Foundation to develop ...

30.08.2022

Our new Prime Minister must take diabetes seriously

Why it is vital that our government commits to improving diabetes care, and how you can help us influence...

25.08.2022

A Donkey Day and Vintage Gathering back at Parkgate

The popular Donkey Day and Vintage Gathering event at Parkgate is making a welcome return after taking a ...

25.08.2022

Walking challenge for 10-year-old girl from Newport with type 1 diabetes

Millie from Newport walked 30 miles to raise awareness and money for Diabetes UK Cymru.

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25.08.2022

Inside the lab: The link between diabetes and cancer

We invest around £6.5 million into new diabetes research every single year. This research helps us to lea...

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22.08.2022

Walk for Diabetes makes a welcome return to Dungannon

On Saturday 3 September, the Dungannon Support Group will be hosting their Walk for Diabetes in Dungannon...

04.08.2022

Insomnia could play direct role in causing type 2 diabetes

Our research has revealed that insomnia may cause high blood sugar levels, directly increasing the risk o...

03.08.2022

We Are Undefeatable

We Are Undefeatable is back with a brand new TV advert featuring four new storytellers including Simon - ...

02.08.2022

New Continuous Glucose Monitor available on prescription today

We welcome the addition of a new CGM device to promote greater choice for people with diabetes.

29.07.2022

The Diabetes Football Community

As the UEFA Women’s Euro competition continues to heat up, with the Lionesses due to face Germany in the ...

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28.07.2022

Inside the lab: Exploring the link between gestational diabetes and fu...

Every year we invest around £6.5 million into new diabetes research. This research helps us better unders...