Month: June 2025
Consensus study on the use of SGLT2 inhibitors in people with diabetes-related foot disease
A consensus study has found “relative confidence” of clinicians in prescribing SGLT2 inhibitors to those with diabetes-related foot disease, provided that patients do not have a current ulcer and that...
Time in range is ‘directly related’ to wound healing in diabetic foot ulcer, study finds
New research has identified that glycaemic control is directly related to ulcer wound healing in non-complicated diabetic foot ulcer (DFU). With DFU a significant risk factor for limb amputation, the ...
Winners announced at the Diabetes Nursing Awards 2025
The winners of the Diabetes Nursing Awards 2025 were revealed at a prestigious ceremony in London last week, celebrating excellence, innovation and dedication in diabetes care. Held at the Radisson Bl...
Upcoming webinar to discuss diabetes and chronic kidney disease care
Registrations are now open for the webinar ‘Breaking new ground: Further development to transform diabetes and CKD care’. Led by Professor James Burton, a Professor of Renal Medicine and Honorary Cons...
Webinar to explore case studies in diabetes and kidney disease management
Healthcare professionals are invited to join a live webinar exploring the management of diabetes and kidney disease through engaging case studies. Led by Dr Sarah Davies, GP Partner and Clinical Direc...
New plasma inflammatory biomarkers for diabetic foot ulcer identified in study
Researchers have identified new predictive biomarkers for diabetic foot ulcer, providing insights into its pathogenesis and diagnostic strategies. The underlying mechanisms of the chronic inflammation...
‘Amplified’ cardiovascular risk for people with severe diabetic foot ulcer and chronic kidney disease
There is an “urgent need” for targeted interventions for people with both diabetic foot ulcer and chronic kidney disease who face a greater risk of major adverse cardiovascular events, researchers say...