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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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Diabetes and the Immune System: Why Infection Risk Matters

8th October 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial

Diabetes does not mean the immune system has stopped working. It can, however, change infection risk, recovery and glucose patterns during illness.

Categories Diabetes Education
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Levemir Withdrawal in the UK: November Switching Deadline Explained

7th October 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial

A new UK alert asks services to complete Levemir switches by 30 November 2026. Here is what patients should ask their diabetes team.

Categories News
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Pumpkin and Winter Squash With Diabetes: Portions, Carbohydrates and Five Meal Ideas

7th October 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial

Pumpkin is not automatically low in carbohydrate, and pumpkin-flavoured products are not all alike. Here is how to use the real vegetable in balanced meals.

Categories Diabetes Education, Diet
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Flu Season and Diabetes: Vaccines, Sick-Day Planning and Warning Signs

6th October 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial

Flu can make glucose harder to manage and may cause serious complications in people with diabetes. Prepare before symptoms start.

Categories Diabetes Education
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Type 2 Diabetes Care Beyond Blood Sugar: The 2026 ADA/EASD Report

5th October 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial

The new ADA/EASD report puts heart, kidney, weight and everyday wellbeing alongside glucose. What patients should know, including treatment limits and safety.

Categories News, Type 1 diabetes
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FDA Approves an Adjustable Heart Valve for Children: What Families Should Know

4th October 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial

The FDA has approved an adjustable pulmonary heart valve for some children. We explain the study findings, reported problems and long-term uncertainties.

Categories News, Type 1 diabetes
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Diabetes Technology in Primary Care: What a New ADA Scientific Statement Means for Patients

30th September 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial

A new ADA scientific statement explains how CGM, connected insulin pens and automated insulin delivery can be supported safely in primary care.

Categories News, Type 1 diabetes, Type 2 diabetes
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Fenofibrate and Diabetic Retinopathy: What a New Meta-Analysis Found

29th September 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial

A new meta-analysis suggests fenofibrate may slow established diabetic retinopathy, but it did not clearly prevent retinopathy before it began.

Categories Diabetes Complications, Diabetes Medication, Eye Health, News
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Family-Focused Support for Young People With Type 1 Diabetes: What a New Meta-Analysis Found

29th September 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial

A meta-analysis of 62 randomized trials found modest HbA1c benefits from behavioral support, with stronger results for multicomponent, family-focused care.

Categories Diabetes Education, News, Type 1 diabetes

August School Prep Assessment: Is the Diabetes Plan Ready for Term?

29th September 2026 by Living Diabetes Editorial

A final end-of-month readiness check for documents, supplies, staff, technology, activities and family communication.

Categories Diabetes Education
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