An enzyme that blocks insulin produced in the body could be a new target to treat diabetes, according to scientists at Case Western Reserve University and University Hospitals.

Healthcare professionals who prescribe diabetes and pharmaceutical products have been urged to take advantage of a new price comparison saver website to get the best deal for their practice and the NHS.

Frozen shoulder and carpal tunnel syndrome are just two of the upper limb problems that are caused by having long-term high blood sugar, new evidence demonstrates.

The 25th annual Diabetes UK Professional Conference is now open for registration.

Diabetes teams across the UK are being asked to take part in a survey to help improve the health outcomes of homeless people living with the condition.

Dr Clare Hambling has been announced as the new National Clinical Director of Diabetes Obesity.

Ensuring the safety of Muslim people with diabetes as they observe fasting during Ramadan is the focus of a new leaflet released by a team of specialist nurses.

The Improving the Peri-operative Pathway of People with Diabetes (IP3D) intervention has the potential to increase efficiency and reduce waiting lists for elective surgery, a new study has revealed.

A new podcast series looking to discuss all aspects of genetics in diabetes has recently been launched.

Healthcare professionals looking to apply for a CCT in endocrinology and diabetes and GIM via the CESR route can now register for a workshop dedicated to the subject next month. 

Foot care experts are urging healthcare professionals to attend a webinar on lower limb assessment and treatment in a bid to reduce the number of amputations that take place each year.

A Leicester professor has outlined guidance on how to improve care for people living with diabetes and other health conditions on the front cover of the global journal Diabetes Care.

A web-based solution that allows healthcare professionals to securely connect with their patients’ blood glucose readings will be explored in a webinar hosted by Ascensia Diabetes Care.

New figures have highlighted how missed targets could be putting people with diabetes and foot ulcer at heightened risk of amputation.

Almost 3,500 HypoCards have been handed out to people with diabetes providing vital advice on what to do should the card-carrier experience hypoglycaemia – a condition that can be life-threatening.

More than one in four people with type 1 diabetes experience dangerously low blood sugar levels at least once every three days, a survey published to mark World Diabetes Day has found.

A new study has found the likelihood of amputations relating to diabetic foot disease is “inversely proportional” to the index of multiple deprivation.

A specialist diabetes nurse at University Hospital Southampton (UHS) has been named ‘Healthcare professional of the year’ at a renowned national awards ceremony.