The company behind a pioneering device that significantly improves diabetes self-management will sponsor next month’s Insulin Safety Week 2025.

Led by Geraldine Gallen, a Senior Diabetes Specialist Nurse, Kings College Hospital, London, the session will be held on May 21 at 1pm.

Millions of people with type 2 diabetes could receive better treatment thanks to a new, simple low-cost tool, researchers have said.

Healthcare professionals are invited to sharpen their clinical decision-making skills at SIMBA Diabetes 2025 – a unique simulation-based training event taking place on 29 and 30 May 2025 at Edgbaston Park Hotel, Birmingham.

The Diabetes Nursing Awards 2025 has unveiled its shortlisted finalists, recognising outstanding nurses who have demonstrated exceptional commitment, innovation and excellence in diabetes care.

Leading experts will delve into topics such as prevention strategies and the transformative potential of artificial intelligence (AI) at a prestigious conference dedicated to diabetic footcare.

A new plant-based energy snack which releases glucose into the blood stream for up to five hours has been launched in a bid to help manage hypoglycaemia.

Healthcare professionals working in diabetes care can now enter a prestigious awards programme which recognises, rewards and shares innovative practice in the field.

Registrations are now open for a free webinar: Modern Management of Diabetic Neuropathy.

Ypsomed, together with CamDiab, is launching the iOS version for the mylife CamAPS FX app, which is part of the automated insulin delivery system (AID) mylife Loop.

Professor Melanie Davies CBE has been chosen to receive a 2025 National Scientific and Health Care Achievement Award from the American Diabetes Association (ADA).

Insulin Safety Week returns from May 12 to 18, with a dedicated focus on the safe use of diabetes technology.

With just two weeks remaining until entries close for the 2025 Diabetes Nursing Awards, registered healthcare professionals working in diabetes care are encouraged to submit their applications before the deadline on Friday, March 21. 

A primary school teacher from Leeds with type 2 diabetes says a revolutionary new continuous glucose monitor has provided the freedom to help him live his life “anxiety-free”.

With just four weeks to go until entries close for the 2025 Diabetes Nursing Awards, nurses working in diabetes care are encouraged to submit their applications before the deadline on Friday, March 21.

The diabetes community in Leicestershire is among the first in the UK to benefit from a new continuous glucose monitor (CGM), designed to simplify diabetes management.

A position statement on therapeutic carbohydrate reduction nutrition interventions for people with type 1 diabetes has been published by the Society of Metabolic Health Practitioners.

Trend Diabetes is thrilled to announce that registrations are now open for its 2025 UK conference series, offering healthcare professionals an unparalleled opportunity to deepen their knowledge and enhance their practice in diabetes care.