Diabetes research can’t happen without the help of people living with diabetes

Scientists need your help to prevent diabetes, find new treatments, improve care, and ultimately, find a cure.

Whether it's trying a new treatment, or filling out a questionnaire, research breakthroughs can only happen with your support.  

We've answered some common questions about taking part in diabetes research - including who can get involved, the types of studies available, and what the benefits and potential risks are.

Take a look at opportunities for getting involved here. Some you can take part in from home, while others will involve visiting a research clinic. If something catches your eye, get in touch with the study team to find out more. Without you, research can't move forward. 

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Shaping emotional wellbeing support for people with type 2

Subtitle:
DWELL - Developing a digital health intervention to support emotional wellbeing in people with type 2 diabetes
Institution:
Queen Mary University of London, University of Bath
Location:
Online or in-person
Tags:
Interview Workshop Connect with researchers
Dates:
September 2025
February 2026

Help Shape Support for Emotional Wellbeing in Diabetes

Are you living with type 2 diabetes? Your experiences matter — and we’d love to hear from you.

Researchers at Queen Mary University of London and the University of Bath are inviting adults (18+) to take part in the DWELL study — a project focused on improving emotional wellbeing for people living with diabetes.

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