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I spent last week in Manchester at the Diabetes UK Professional Conference. I saw and heard a huge amount of science over the three days, but the strongest message echoing in the conference talks was that diabetes is not all the same: we need to treat it on case-by-case basis. And we need to move…
Diabetes UK volunteer Charlotte Austin interviews Diabetes UK funded researchers at the conference about some of the important discoveries they’re making and the work they’re doing to improve the lives of people living with diabetes.
Diabetes UK has been funding research for over 80 years, and there’s a lot to celebrate. Including our legacy in supporting the careers of the best diabetes scientists. We give scientists and healthcare professionals prestigious awards called fellowships, which they can use to further their research and become independent. That’s what our latest session at…
Diabetes UK volunteer Charlotte Austin gives us a quick tour of the Diabetes UK Conference 2017 in Manchester, highlights a few talks, and tells us where to find more information at #DUKPC on social media.
In the year since many of us were last in a conference hall together in Glasgow, we have much to acknowledge and celebrate in diabetes care, treatment, prevention and research. In England, we’re on the threshold of £42 million of new investment being committed to improve diabetes care and treatment, targeting access to education, inpatient…
Knowledge has the power to change lives. You’ll find new and exciting care and research content as we update during and after the Diabetes UK Professional Conference – the biggest diabetes conference in the UK. You’ll find out the latest research we’re funding, the latest diabetes technology, why you should stay active and much more.…