The National Health Service (NHS) England is set to introduce an innovative 'artificial pancreas' device, marking a significant milestone in diabetes management. Thousands of individuals, spanning ...

The NHS is giving up to 150,000 patients an artificial pancreas in what has been hailed a 'landmark moment' for type 1 diabetics. The world-first rollout will effectively spell the end of painful ...

United Kingdom's Diabetes 1 patients may soon better manage their conditions with an artificial pancreas, as the new technology is reportedly set to be offered by the country's National Health Service ...

People with advanced type 2 diabetes may soon be offered an artificial pancreas, research suggests. The disease develops when the body builds up resistance to insulin. As a result, more of the blood ...

An ideal pancreatic diet includes low-fat, plant-based, whole foods like vegetables, fruits, and whole grains, while limiting ...

More than 100,000 people with type 1 diabetes in England and Wales may soon get access to innovative technologies through the NHS. The new technology automatically determines how much insulin is ...

A research team the University of Virginia are reportedly trying out a new, computerised system that could help people with type 1 diabetes to control their condition. The artificial pancreas, one of ...

Everyday habits such as heavy drinking and unhealthy eating can gradually damage the pancreas. Once injured, the consequences ...

Scientists are trialling an “artificial pancreas” that can effectively manage blood sugar levels of patients with type 2 diabetes. The portable device functions like a healthy pancreas and is worn ...