Oral health and diabetes: a guide for primary care nurses David Morris and Jack Thomas detail how diabetic patients can ensure that their mouth remains healthy NAFLD and its link with type-2 diabetes: why we should be worried Louise Cremonesini and Emma Harkin look at this increasingly common form of liver disease Managing obesity in individuals with type 2 diabetes David Morris looks at how nurses can advise overweight patients with diabetes Building therapy in type 2 diabetes – metformin and beyond David Morris looks at the options available for managing this common condition Advising lifestyle management for patients with type 2 diabetes David Morris uses a case history to analyse the efficacy of lifestyle changes for diabetic patients SGLT inhibitors for type 1 diabetes: a finely balanced matter? David Morris explains the latest guidance on the use of sodium-glucose co-transporter 2 inhibitors Dilemmas in diagnosing and managing of type 2 diabetes David Morris examines two challenging case studies seen in primary care diabetes treatment Ten things you should know about type 2 diabetes – Part 1 In the first of two articles, David Morris answers some of the most common questions about diabetes Metformin use and B12 deficiency: What nurses need to know Margaret Perry explains how to negate the side effects of this commonly used treatment Gestational diabetes mellitus: onset, causes and management Primary care nurses can play a huge role in the management of gestational diabetes, writes David Morris Complications of diabetes: Keeping an eye on retinopathy The threat to eyesight from diabetes is considerable and should be understood, writes David Morris MODY: one of the most easily missed causes of diabetes Correctly identifying MODY is important for patients and for their families Fruit prevents diabetes, complications and deaths Eating fresh fruit seems to reduce the risk of developing diabetes, according to research from China Type 2 diabetes in children and its association with obesity Louise Cremonesini explores methods for countering the spread of type 2 diabetes among children Monogenic diabetes: Could this be your patient? A correct diagnosis of monogenic diabetes can transform treatment options, writes Anita Murphy Prediabetes increases cardiovascular risk Essentially, prediabetes refers to fasting blood glucose and HbA1c levels that are higher than normal, but are not elevated sufficiently for a diagnosis of diabetes Diabetes increases the risk of hearing loss Patients with diabetes 'have a moderately increased risk' of hearing loss, according to a Korean study of 253,301 adults who participated in a regular health-screening examination 1 comment Practical considerations when initiating insulin Theresa Smyth and Karen Blackwood explain how patients can be kept safe when using insulin Exploring research into diabetes Mark Greener presents key studies published in healthcare journals Dealing with abnormal test results in diabetes Anomalies are common in diabetes testing. David Morris and Sarah Morris present two typical case studies Advising fasting patients with diabetes during Ramadan Muslim patients with diabetes may still want to fast. Here's how to support them, writes David Morris Bariatric surgery in type 2 diabetes The basics of what primary care professionals need to know for referral and care are outlined by David Morris. Pre-filling of insulin syringes Careful procedures must be in place to protect both patient and nurse NICE guidance on type 2 diabetes in adults – what’s new? As diabetes is one of the costliest long-term conditions, management is vital, writes David Morris. Managing hypertension in diabetes The clinical evidence and options for controlling blood pressure in these patients are outlined by David Morris.
Oral health and diabetes: a guide for primary care nurses David Morris and Jack Thomas detail how diabetic patients can ensure that their mouth remains healthy
NAFLD and its link with type-2 diabetes: why we should be worried Louise Cremonesini and Emma Harkin look at this increasingly common form of liver disease
Managing obesity in individuals with type 2 diabetes David Morris looks at how nurses can advise overweight patients with diabetes
Building therapy in type 2 diabetes – metformin and beyond David Morris looks at the options available for managing this common condition
Advising lifestyle management for patients with type 2 diabetes David Morris uses a case history to analyse the efficacy of lifestyle changes for diabetic patients
SGLT inhibitors for type 1 diabetes: a finely balanced matter? David Morris explains the latest guidance on the use of sodium-glucose co-transporter 2 inhibitors
Dilemmas in diagnosing and managing of type 2 diabetes David Morris examines two challenging case studies seen in primary care diabetes treatment
Ten things you should know about type 2 diabetes – Part 1 In the first of two articles, David Morris answers some of the most common questions about diabetes
Metformin use and B12 deficiency: What nurses need to know Margaret Perry explains how to negate the side effects of this commonly used treatment
Gestational diabetes mellitus: onset, causes and management Primary care nurses can play a huge role in the management of gestational diabetes, writes David Morris
Complications of diabetes: Keeping an eye on retinopathy The threat to eyesight from diabetes is considerable and should be understood, writes David Morris
MODY: one of the most easily missed causes of diabetes Correctly identifying MODY is important for patients and for their families
Fruit prevents diabetes, complications and deaths Eating fresh fruit seems to reduce the risk of developing diabetes, according to research from China
Type 2 diabetes in children and its association with obesity Louise Cremonesini explores methods for countering the spread of type 2 diabetes among children
Monogenic diabetes: Could this be your patient? A correct diagnosis of monogenic diabetes can transform treatment options, writes Anita Murphy
Prediabetes increases cardiovascular risk Essentially, prediabetes refers to fasting blood glucose and HbA1c levels that are higher than normal, but are not elevated sufficiently for a diagnosis of diabetes
Diabetes increases the risk of hearing loss Patients with diabetes 'have a moderately increased risk' of hearing loss, according to a Korean study of 253,301 adults who participated in a regular health-screening examination 1 comment
Practical considerations when initiating insulin Theresa Smyth and Karen Blackwood explain how patients can be kept safe when using insulin
Dealing with abnormal test results in diabetes Anomalies are common in diabetes testing. David Morris and Sarah Morris present two typical case studies
Advising fasting patients with diabetes during Ramadan Muslim patients with diabetes may still want to fast. Here's how to support them, writes David Morris
Bariatric surgery in type 2 diabetes The basics of what primary care professionals need to know for referral and care are outlined by David Morris.
Pre-filling of insulin syringes Careful procedures must be in place to protect both patient and nurse
NICE guidance on type 2 diabetes in adults – what’s new? As diabetes is one of the costliest long-term conditions, management is vital, writes David Morris.
Managing hypertension in diabetes The clinical evidence and options for controlling blood pressure in these patients are outlined by David Morris.