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Morning blood sugar, pre-meal blood sugar, counting carbs. HbA1c, blood pressure, how many carbs were in that sandwich again? Diabetes can feel like a never-ending stream of numbers for individuals living with the condition. And some days, they just don’t add up.Diabetes is a chronic condition that … read more

The £2.3bn Shortfall England's residential care system is facing a major problem. A £2.3bn-a-year shortfall has recently been exposed that could put the living conditions of hundreds of thousands of vulnerable individuals at risk. According to the Guardian, a government study to deter … read more

World Diabetes Day takes place on November 14th. This is an annual worldwide event which is dedicated to raising awareness of diabetes. Each year this event is proving to be internationally effective in spreading the message about diabetes and how we can treat this condition. Wo … read more

Plans to adequately fund the social care sector need to be in place within a year, the head of NHS England has said.Speaking on the BBC's Andrew Marr programme, Sir Simon said the Covid-19 pandemic should be used to give momentum to plans to overhaul how the system works.He said the Covid-19 cr … read more

Boris Johnson urges people not to lose patience with the lockdown.For the first time since recovering from the virus, Mr Johnson spoke outside No 10, saying "we are now beginning to turn the tide" on the disease.However, he added that he refuses "to throw away all the effort and sacrifice" of the pu … read more

Technology is evolving at a lightning pace. Products and capabilities beyond the wildest dreams of innovators just a decade ago are now commonplace realities - and the rate at which technology develops only seems to be getting faster and faster.Tech advancements have significantly influenced the bus … read more