Insulin Safety Week 2024 – the importance of insulin safety in a new tech age for diabetes
Building on the incredible success of last year’s campaign, Insulin Safety Week returns this year with a focus on safe use of diabetes technology – supporting e...
Agenda released for Trend Diabetes National Conference 2024
Dietary approaches to obesity management and diabetic foot care will be among the topics discussed at this year’s Trend Diabetes National Nursing Conference. Th...
Meet the Speaker: The Role of the Vascular Podiatrist
The role of the Vascular Podiatrist and podiatry-led lower limb arterial assessment services will be under the spotlight at the EDFN National Conference on Apri...
Meet the Speakers: What makes a holistic ‘threatened limb’ workforce?
Multidisciplinary working in diabetes foot care is another topic of this year’s EDFN National Conference on April 26th. The session, ‘Who, What, Where and When ...
Meet the Speakers: Preventing ‘foot attack’
The vital role of Community Foot Protection Services in diagnosing ‘foot attack’ is one of the topics of this year’s EDFN National Conference on April 26th. The...
Agenda revealed for EDFN National Conference 2024
Preventing ‘foot attack’, foot reconstruction, and building a holistic workforce are just some of the hot topics being covered at the upcoming EDFN National Con...
Sign up for new AI and diabetic foot ulcer webinar
A forthcoming webinar is to explore how artificial intelligence (AI) can help treat and manage diabetic foot ulcers. Hosted by SpectralMD, the online event will...
Experts recommend simple test to reduce amputation risk in older people
Sponsored story Care home operators are being urged to take advantage of an easy-to-use test that flags up foot complications in people with diabetes that can l...
Stem cell therapy ‘effective and safe’ for people with diabetic foot, umbrella review finds
Stem cell therapy improves healing and amputation rates in those with diabetic foot, a review of current evidence has found. The reanalysis of previous studies ...