How new diabetes drugs impacts black populations
As all practice managers are aware, the effective treatment of long-term conditions plays a significant role in positive outcomes for both the practice and it’s keep reading
As all practice managers are aware, the effective treatment of long-term conditions plays a significant role in positive outcomes for both the practice and it’s keep reading
Lincolnshire’s innovative cardio-diabetes clinic is setting a precedent for GPs by streamlining patient care and providing integrated solutions for heart attack survivors with diabetes, offering keep reading
Having access to accurate real time information is transforming how we plan, manage, and sustain services, enabling leaders, clinicians and frontline teams to make more keep reading
Professor Kamila Hawthorne, chair of the Royal College of GPs has responded to reports that a rise in off-label prescriptions of Ozempic for personal weight keep reading
As reported by the BBC, there has been an unusual rise in the number of children and teenagers around the world diagnosed with type 1 keep reading
The expansion of the new £40m Government pilot scheme to provide access to weight-loss injections is primarily to address health issues, but could also provide keep reading
As reported by the BBC, a charity report has revealed that delayed health checks among people with diabetes may have helped contribute to around 7,000 keep reading
As reported by The Independent, the NHS has announced it’s set to prescribe weight loss products for thousands of patients with type 2 diabetes Weight keep reading
As reported by The Guardian, research has been carried out that adds to growing evidence that pandemic may be contributing to rapid rise in people keep reading
As reported by The Guardian, the UK is experiencing a diabetes crisis, with cases topping 5m for the first time and people under-40s becoming increasingly keep reading
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