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| Living with Covid-19: Our reaction to the government's plan
With all coronavirus restrictions in England now lifted, we know that this may be a worrying time. People with diabetes have been disproportionately affected by the pandemic. And with infection rates still high, we were left disappointed and concerned by a number of aspects of the government's Living with Covid-19 plan. Head to our website to read our full response. And remember, if you're feeling anxious, we're here for you.
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| Get creative to show what diabetes is really like
Diabetes is the hidden condition. Millions of us live with it, but millions more misunderstand it. That’s why we’d love you to create a piece of art that brings to life what it’s really like to live with diabetes, day in, day out. We’ll be taking the art to Parliament to inspire MPs to take action and prioritise diabetes care. |
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| It's National Feet Week: How to look after your feet
If you’re living with diabetes, it’s important to give your feet a little extra TLC to avoid complications. Luckily, most foot problems can be prevented with good, regular foot care. That's why we're sharing our helpful guide to looking after your feet - from how to check them every day to spotting the signs of a problem early. |
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| In a rush? This asparagus frittata is ready within minutes
Eleven minutes. Four ingredients. Two servings - and one delicious dish! Good food doesn't have to be complicated. This asparagus frittata is a great healthy lunch or dinner option for busy days. It's packed with protein, is a good source of healthy fats, and even contains two of your five-a-day.
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| New foot care kits are now available on our online shop
The Foot-Box by SoleRemedy is full of great products, including a foot inspection mirror, skin balm, and our leaflet with top tips for looking after your feet. Whether you've recently been diagnosed with diabetes, or have had foot problems in the past and want to prevent further issues, this is a perfect starter kit. |
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Ramadan is a special time for the Muslim community. If you choose to fast, we're here to help you stay safe and healthy throughout the month. You can find lots of information on our website, including guides in Urdu, Bengali, Arabic and English. And please remember to speak to a health professional before it starts to understand your personal risk of fasting.
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If you'd like to share experiences and chat to other people affected by diabetes, join our online forum.
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Need to talk? Our helpline is open from Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm. Give us a call on 0345 123 2399. If you'd like to share experiences and chat to other people affected by diabetes, join our online forum.
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