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09.02.2021
Behind the headlines: How does age affect coronavirus risk in people w...
Most people, including those living with diabetes, will experience mild or moderate symptoms from coronav...
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In our October research highlights, we look at a world-first stem cell transplant which helped a person with type 1 diabetes produce insulin, and how electrical impulses could regenerate cells in people with type 2 diabetes.
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04.02.2021
We invest over £3.3 million in new research projects in the last year
Despite the unprecedented challenges that 2020 presented, Diabetes UK has committed over £3 million to fu...
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20.01.2021
Our research finds a way to improve islet transplants
Our scientists have found a better way of transplanting islet cells, paving the way for wider use of this...
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22.12.2020
The biggest diabetes research stories of 2020
2020 probably isn’t a year many of us will look back over fondly, but this year has truly highlighted the...
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14.12.2020
Exploring research: Can coronavirus cause diabetes, or make it worse?
There are some very early clues to suggest that coronavirus might be triggering type 1 or type 2 diabetes...
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23.11.2020
Our research helps understand risk of heart disease in people with typ...
People living with diabetes have a higher risk of heart disease but new research, funded by us, has reinf...
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17.11.2020
Your priorities for research into diabetes and pregnancy revealed
Hundreds of people living with diabetes, their families and healthcare professionals have chosen their mo...
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13.11.2020
Rare types of diabetes unlock the secrets behind insulin production
The work of Diabetes UK RD Lawrence fellow Dr Elisa De Franco has helped uncover a key gene that plays a ...
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11.11.2020
New research shows the impact of the first lockdown on type 2 diabetes...
New research from the University of Manchester has revealed that many type 2 diabetes diagnoses were dela...
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11.11.2020
Research news from the EASD: curing and preventing diabetes
This year’s virtual European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) conference brought together tho...
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05.11.2020
Could an ancient remedy be a modern treatment for foot ulcers in peopl...
New research we funded into a medieval remedy has found it to be effective at killing harmful bacteria, a...
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29.10.2020
Research news from the EASD: Improving diabetes care
The annual European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) conference brings together researchers f...
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21.10.2020
Research news from the EASD: preventing type 2 diabetes
We’ve already taken a look at highlights from the virtual European Association for the Study of Diabetes ...
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13.10.2020
Research news from the EASD: Living better lives with diabetes
The annual European Associate for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) conference brings together researchers fro...
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09.10.2020
Type 1 diabetes could begin in the womb, our research suggests
Type 1 diabetes can develop in babies under six months old and the immune attack behind the condition may...
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01.10.2020
We've partnered with the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR)...
We are continuing our partnership with NIHR, co-funding for a second time through the Programme Grant for...
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