Diabetes.co.uk - Newsletter 2007

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Welcome to the July Diabetes.co.uk Newsletter

Hello and welcome to the Diabetes.co.uk July Newsletter. This month we review diabetes news, highlight some diabetes issues, and focus on relevant issues for the diabetic community.

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In our July 2007 issue:

- Diabetes News Review
- Diabetes and Diabulimia
- Inhaled insulin showing mixed results
- Alternative treatments do have diabetes significance

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Diabetes News Review

Diabetes News Review Breaking news this month included a Diabetes.co.uk re-design in the pipeline, with stronger affiliation with our sister sites DiabeticTravel and DiabeticLife to get even cheaper insurance deals for diabetics.

Also of interest for the diabetic community: the power of pumpkins was revealed, Novo released powerful data on their diabetes drug, and a new, non-invasive diabetes screening device was released.

Diabetes and Diabulimia

Although not yet officially recognised as a medical condition, diabulimia is nevertheless a serious and emerging problem. Experts predict that as many as one-third of young female diabetics could be suffering as a result of this condition.

Inhaled insulin showing mixed results

Inhaleable insulin, a major diabetes breakthrough heralded as the ‘holy grail’ of diabetes management by many healthcare experts, has in fact been recording mixed results. The insulin is taken before meals in place of or in conjunction with injected insulin.

Read the rest of the article >>

Learn more about oral insulin >>

Alternative treatments do have diabetes significance

According to one expert, diabetics should consider how complementary and alternative therapies ( CAM ) can affect their diabetes management, and seek aid from healthcare professionals to build them into their conventional treatment regime.

CAM therapies have long been shown to be effective in stabilising blood sugar levels, although some herbs and supplements are more useful than others.

Read the rest of the article >>

Learn more about alternative treatments for diabetes >>

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