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Living Diabetes Editorial Team

Living Diabetes is an evidence-based diabetes resource. Our editorial team curates clinical content from NICE, NHS, ADA and Diabetes UK guidelines to help readers understand and live well with diabetes.
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Game Day With Diabetes: Stadium Food, Security, Supplies and Glucose

23rd October 202618th October 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial

Crowds, queues, bag rules and long walks can complicate diabetes management. Check the venue and prepare a compact backup plan before kick-off.

Categories Diabetes Education
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Orforglipron Gets EU Committee Backing: What the Foundayo Recommendation Means

16th October 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial

EMA advisers recommend Foundayo for adult weight management and type 2 diabetes. Understand the evidence, side effects and pending EU approval.

Categories News
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Exercise as Part of Heart Care: What the New ACC Statement Means

16th October 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial

New ACC advice puts achievable, personalised activity at the centre of heart care. Understand the evidence, diabetes precautions and questions to ask.

Categories News
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Diabetes Awareness: Turn a Campaign Month Into Practical Action

16th October 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial

Awareness is useful only when it helps someone recognise symptoms, access screening, learn self-management skills or receive fair treatment.

Categories Type 2 diabetes
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Weight Regain After Stopping GLP-1 Medicines: What the Research Shows

15th October 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial

Regaining weight after stopping a GLP-1 medicine is common in trials. It is a biological treatment issue, not proof that someone has failed.

Categories Diabetes Education
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Type 1 Diabetes and Other Autoimmune Conditions: Thyroid, Coeliac Disease and More

13th October 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial

New fatigue, stomach symptoms or unexplained glucose changes are not always caused by diabetes itself. Another autoimmune condition may need assessment.

Categories Diabetes Education
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Diabetes at Work: Reasonable Accommodations and Practical Planning

12th October 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial

Small workplace changes can make diabetes management safer and less disruptive. Rights vary by location, but practical planning helps everywhere.

Categories Diabetes Education
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UK StatStrip Ketone Strip Alert: What Patients Should Know

10th October 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial

A UK safety notice warns that problems with specified professional ketone strips may disrupt testing. Understand the scope and DKA warning signs.

Categories News
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COVID-19 and Diabetes: Vaccination, Treatment and Sick-Day Care

10th October 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial

Diabetes can increase the risk of severe COVID-19. Current vaccination, prompt treatment advice and a written sick-day plan remain important.

Categories Diabetes Education
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Apple Picking With Diabetes: Orchard-Day Planning Without Food Guilt

9th October 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial

An orchard day combines fruit, walking, weather and a disrupted schedule. A little planning can make it enjoyable without treating apples as forbidden.

Categories Diabetes Education, Diet
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