IDF Europe’s latest publication highlights the key barriers to effective diabetes management and care across Europe

IDF Europe’s latest publication highlights the key barriers to effective diabetes management and care across Europe

IDF Europe’s new publication offers a real-world overview of access to diabetes care across Europe, highlighting persistent gaps in prevention, management and care. It calls for urgent policy action to ensure equitable, person-centred care for all people living with diabetes.

'We’re not seeing the full picture': Diabetes in Australia may be 35% higher than previously thought

Diabetic retinopathy is the most common diabetic eye disease, affecting between 300,000 and 400,000 Australians. Image: 777 Bond vector/Shutterstock.com.New research from the University of Sydney reveals the number of Australians living with diabetes may be up to 35% higher than previously estimated, with many thought to be missing from the official diabetes register. The findings raise critical questions about the size of one of Australia’s mos…

Advancing toward a Curative Frontier: An Updated Narrative Review on Stem-Cell Therapy in Pediatric Type 1 Diabetes

A comprehensive review of the literature was conducted to evaluate stem-cell types: embryonic, perinatal, adult, induced pluripotent and cancer stem cells, and their role in T1D treatment. [World Journal of Pediatrics] AbstractGraphical Abstract