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Pharmacists backed by Wales’s first national type 2 diabetes toolkits
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Pharmacists backed by Wales’s first national type 2 diabetes toolkits

67% of newly diagnosed individuals experienced feelings of guilt or shame

NICE recommends weekly insulin jab for type 2 diabetes patients
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NICE recommends weekly insulin jab for type 2 diabetes patients

Guidance backs Eli Lilly's insulin efsitora alfa (Onswik) for NHS use, offering equal glycemic control to daily glargine and degludec

NHS diabetes medication prescribing costs rose 135% in a decade: NHSBSA
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NHS diabetes medication prescribing costs rose 135% in a decade: NHSBSA

Much of this increase has been driven by the prescribing of SGLT2 inhibitors, GLP-1 receptor agonists and improved glucose monitors

Type 2 diabetes driving comorbidity burden in developed nations: GlobalData
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Type 2 diabetes driving comorbidity burden in developed nations: GlobalData

The burden of diagnosed cases of type 2 diabetes in seven major markets, including the UK, is expected to increase at an annual growth rate of 1.2%

Rising cases of type 2 diabetes among women in their 20s
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Rising cases of type 2 diabetes among women in their 20s

White women diagnosed at younger ages had average BMIs around 40, a level that is classified as severe obesity

Government plan to improve heart health of Britons
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Government plan to improve heart health of Britons

National framework launched to help reduce premature deaths from heart disease and strokes

Drug to delay type 1 diabetes recommended for NHS use
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Drug to delay type 1 diabetes recommended for NHS use

England is the first country in Europe to recommend teplizumab, which can delay the onset of type 1 diabetes by three years

UK’s younger generations growing unhealthier than predecessors Study
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UK’s younger generations growing unhealthier than predecessors: Study

A review of national birth cohorts reveals a modern "generational health drift," with chronic conditions appearing much earlier in life