Living With Diabetes Podcast 35 - Dexcom Report on The State of Type 2 (Part 2)
DRWF’s Claire Levy presents the second part of our podcast looking at Dexcom’s latest report on the State of Type 2 in Europe, the Middle East and North Africa. In this episode Claire looks in more detail at some of the data coming out of the report and how the findings will be used to influence future healthcare policy, especially in relation to the use of CGMs.
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Living With Diabetes Podcast - 34 Dexcom Report on The State of Type 2 (Part 1)
In this edition of Living with Diabetes, DRWF’s Claire Levy presents the first part of our podcast looking at Dexcom’s latest report on the State of Type 2 in Europe, the Middle East and North Africa. In this episode Claire looks at some of the initial findings and evidence for the benefits of using CGMs to better manage diabetes for people living with Type 2.
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Living With Diabetes Podcast 34 - Type 2 Diabetes in Black and Ethnic Minority Communities
In this edition of Living with Diabetes, DRWF’s Claire Levy presents a special report which explores the specific issues facing black and ethnic minority communities, in Britain, who are more prone to developing diabetes. We hear their experiences and how to minimise the risk of developing Type 2 or managing the condition if it develops. Three guests present different perspectives: Dr Joan St John is an NHS diabetes specialist working in primary care who is also a clinical advisor to Diabetes Africa; Francine Daley was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes in 2008 and was recently shocked to discover that her HBA1C was in excess of 120; Jan King’s family is of Caribbean origin with several relatives living with diabetes and her own mother has had Type 2 for over 20 years. This podcast was supported by Abbott.
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Living With Diabetes Podcast 33 - Transition from youth to adult care
In this edition of Living With Diabetes, DRWF’s Claire Levy is talking to two doctors who deal with the transition from paediatric to adult care for young people living with diabetes, and what that means for them, their parents and carers. Dr Renuka Dias is from Birmingham Children’s Hospital and Dr Meera Ladwa is clinical lead for the young adult diabetes service at Newham Hospital in London.
Listen to healthcare professionals, people living with all types of diabetes and specialist support networks to help you, your family and carers to understand good diabetes self manage skills.
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