People with type 2 diabetes at risk of cardio-renal complications are less likely to develop diabetic kidney disease if they are started on preventative treatment early, a consultant nephrologist claims.

Shortlisted finalists have been announced for the first awards ceremony celebrating exceptional nurses who have demonstrated outstanding commitment, innovation, and excellence in diabetes care.

A conference dedicated to diabetes inpatient care will be the focus of a conference taking place in June.

Detecting what triggers diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) will help to prevent the development of the potentially life-threatening complication, a researcher specialising in diabetes and endocrinology has revealed. 

With just under a month until the inaugural Obesity & Weight Management Alliance conference, anticipation is mounting for an educational event that promises to equip UK healthcare professionals in tackling the nation's obesity crisis.

Researchers from the University of Birmingham have joined forces with NHS England to develop a diagnostic code for use on electronic medical records of people in the earliest stages of type 1 diabetes, allowing them to receive better, more timely healthcare and access to emerging treatments.

Lilly announced as Platinum sponsor for the inaugural Obesity & Weight Management Alliance conference to be held in May.

Specialist nurses working in diabetes, cardiovascular or renal care can attend a conference dedicated to the subjects in July.

Diabetes healthcare professionals are invited to sign up for a hybrid closed loop and pregnancy webinar taking place next month during Insulin Safety Week 2024.

A lead inpatient diabetes specialist nurse from the University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust has been presented with a distinguished award for her dedication to improving patient care.

A new research initiative is currently seeking volunteers to participate in a pioneering study that aims to investigate the feasibility of using voice recordings to detect type 2 diabetes.

One of the biggest awards in inpatient diabetes is once again up for grabs and diabetes teams are being encouraged to enter.

The deadline for award entries to the inaugural Diabetes Nursing Awards is Friday, March 29.

Dietary approaches to obesity management and diabetic foot care will be among the topics discussed at this year’s Trend Diabetes National Nursing Conference.

Building on the incredible success of last year’s campaign, Insulin Safety Week returns this year with a focus on safe use of diabetes technology – supporting efforts across the UK to reduce insulin errors within the healthcare profession.

Older and frail people living with type 2 diabetes and heart failure are less likely to die if they take sodium-glucose cotransporter-2 (SGLT2) inhibitors, new evidence has shown.

A diabetes nursing group has launched an insulin comparison chart. 

This year’s Diabetes Nursing Awards will celebrate nursing heroes and elevate diabetes education and care standards.