Resources
TREND UK: Safe Driving and the DVLA
Having diabetes does not mean that you need to give up driving. It does mean that you have a responsibility to inform certain organisations of your condition and plan before you drive or set off on a trip. This leaflet will help you ensure that your driving is safe for yourself and other road users.
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What to Expect at your Annual Foot Check
People with diabetes are much more likely to suffer serious foot problems because raised blood sugars reduce circulation and feeling. This damage can lead to amputations. Diabetes is to blame for over 150 amputations in the UK each week. But most foot problems can be prevented. That’s why keeping a close eye on your feet is vital. Looking at your feet every day and having a trained healthcare professional check them at least once a year is an essential part of your diabetes care.
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What's in Your Drink? A Pocket Guide
A guide to the units, carbohydrate and calories content of selected alcoholic drinks.
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Annual Diabetes Reviews
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CAST document
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Coronavirus: specific advice for people with diabetes
Having Diabetes does NOT mean you are more likely to catch Coronavirus. However, if you do catch Coronaviruses, it can cause more severe symptoms and complications in people with diabetes. More severe symptoms are also likely in older people, and those with other long-term conditions such as cancer or chronic lung disease.
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Diabetes Awareness Champions, raising awareness in the community
Diabetes Awareness Champions, raising awareness in the community
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Diabetes UK - Coronavirus Vaccines and Diabetes
The latest guidance from Diabetes UK about coronavirus vaccines for people living with diabetes and their families. You can find out about what is known about the coronavirus vaccines so far, including how they work and when they will be available for people with diabetes.
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Diabetes UK Coronavirus
The latest guidance from Diabetes UK about coronavirus for people living with diabetes and their families.
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