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Presented at #ADASciSessions: Excess adiposity is a reversible etiologic risk factor for obstructive sleep apnea. In the SURMOUNT-OSA trial, tirzepatide reduced the apnea hypopnea index of participants with obstructive sleep apnea and obesity. nej.md/4coe9zv
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A fantastic opportunity to join our dynamic, talented and enormously friendly Upper GI team in Gloucestershire. A wonderful place to work and a beautiful place to live. If you want to give me shout I can tell you more. jobs.nhs.uk/candidate/jobadv… Retweets appreciated
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Spoiled insulin doesn’t smell, change color, or offer any telltale signs that it’s ruined. You can’t tell it’s “spoiled” until you suddenly see your blood sugar spiking. 🙄 Our point 👉 keep your insulin safe from hot & cold temperatures! beyondtype1.org/insulin-temp…

Insulin Storage Temperatures Explained: How to Keep Insulin Safe | Beyond Type 1

Insulin is very sensitive to hot and cold temperatures. Even an hour in a hot car can spoil your insulin. Learn how to keep it safe...

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Join us: The Stephanie Amiel Diabetes Care Transformation Fellowship (12 months) Apply by 15/5/2024 Subspeciality, leadership & clinical transformation experience: ⭐️Post-CCT credentialing ⭐️Trainees as OOP experience ⭐️Fellows/international physicians kch.nhs.uk/current-vacancies…
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Day 2 in Lewisham Hospital and it’s Fish & Chips Friday for my sister. I wonder what the CEO of the trust is having for lunch today🤔 I’ve decided to tweet this everyday in the hope something might change for the better. – at Yorkshire and The Humber, England
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Sadly my sister is back in hospital. A balanced nutritional diet is essential to aid patient recovery leading to a timely discharge from hospital enabling more patients to be admitted and treated per annum. This is what my sister has just been served in Lewisham Hospital. – at Leeds, England
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Risk of Foot Ulcer and Lower-Extremity Amputation Among Participants in the Diabetes Control and Complications Trial/Epidemiology of Diabetes Interventions and Complications Study | diabetesjournals.org/care/ar…
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Hope this link works! Great team and opportunity to work with in diabetes in the community Please ask if you want more details google.com/search?ibp=htl;jo…
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Effect of foot-ankle flexibility and resistance exercise in the secondary prevention of plantar foot diabetic ulcer #ToeFlowandGo – DF Blog diabeticfootonline.com/2021/…
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Coping with Diabetes is the new tool to support 10 – 14 year olds with #Type1Diabetes 💙 The tool provides emotional support through interactive activities, animations & real-life stories. Available on the @DigiBeteUK app. Find out more👉 bit.ly/3TtSFtn #GBDoc #NIDoc
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Prof A. Sinclair #ATTD2023 spoke about the predicted rise of diabetes in ageing populations globally over the next 20 years an increase in overall prevalence to about 20%. Causing a tremendous burden of personal & socio-economic impact for the future. #dedoc
A chart showing the predicted rise of diabetes in ageing populations globally over the next 20 years an increase in overall prevalence to about 20%. Looking at the colour-coded description of numbers of older people with diabetes per region or country with a darker burgundy red colour, shows the high rates of diabetes. It can be seen as essentially as a global pandemic affecting nearly every continent.

ALT A chart showing the predicted rise of diabetes in ageing populations globally over the next 20 years an increase in overall prevalence to about 20%. Looking at the colour-coded description of numbers of older people with diabetes per region or country with a darker burgundy red colour, shows the high rates of diabetes. It can be seen as essentially as a global pandemic affecting nearly every continent.

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In adults with inadequately controlled insulin-treated type 2 diabetes, CGM outperformed BGM over 12 months in improving glucose control and other crucial health parameters. @ADA_Pubs Read Here➡️doi.org/10.2337/dc23-2194
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Are you in need of a box to contain your emergency injection equipment?💉 This box is the perfect size to store everything and be carried around, and it also comes with a label on the lid and an instruction card. 👉️Get yours from: pituitary.org.uk/product/hyd…
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Abstracts are invited for the ABCD Conference on any subject relating to diabetes, endocrinology & general medicine, which might be of interest to members of the association. Accepted abstract authors will be invited to display a poster at the conference ow.ly/IC0x50R1qly
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Diabetic Foot Ulcers JAMA jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
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Summary of recommendations: Hospitals policies for technology (CGM, insulin pumps, HCL) & networked meters. Involve people with diabetes & staff Use data to improve care Ensure availability of #EHR &EPMA Annual audit of technology use bit.ly/3wY3BI0
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•➡️Why do initial successful weight losses with diet and exercise seem to usually not sustain?🤔 •‼️Energy Balance! Our body compensates! It boosts appetite. •For each kilogram of weight loss, appetite ⬆️ 100 kcal/day and our energy expenditure ⬇️ 20-30 kcal/day.
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A really important vascular sign of a critical limb at risk of amputation. – at Salford, England
frank arko@farkomd12 Mar 2024
Dependent rubor and elevation pallor. What’s the name of the test and what’s the diagnosis. Permission for video granted for education
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🚨Identify the #MAFLD risk factors‼️ ❌ Obesity ❌ High blood pressure ❌ High cholesterol ❌ Smoking ❌ Diabetes ❌ Unhealthy diet ❌ Family history When we understand these ⬆️ we can better assess, control and monitor liver health. #MAIDEN #livertwitter
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A touching, personal story we are all cognisant of in last weekend Sat Times: “I didn’t have type 2 diabetes — it was type 1. I could have died”. ⁦⁦@DiabetesUK⁩ thetimes.co.uk/article/df082…
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