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Focusing on issues surrounding the growing diabetes epidemic.

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More accurate way of checking blood flow in type 2 diabetes

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Connection between blood sugar control and heat loss

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Poor glycemic control predictions from AI

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winter health risks

The five biggest winter health risks on the rise in 2023

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Genetic background has an effect on the metabolism of essential fatty acids

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3D bandage treatment could revolutionise diabetes treatment

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Flash glucose monitoring

Positive impact of Flash glucose monitoring

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Are you an active couch potato?

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Night owl sleep pattern puts you at risk

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Autoimmune disorders

Autoimmune disorders increase risk of cardiovascular disease

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Clinical trial offers more than a glimpse into eye treatments

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Junk food ad restrictions save £200M

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