Foot care for people with diabetes: prevention of complications and treatment
Sarah Chapman reviews the evidence on foot care for people with diabetes in an article for nurses
Tag Archives: diabetes
Pre-diabetes: can prevention come too soon?
Cochrane UK Senior Fellow in General Practice, Richard Lehman, suggests pre-diabetes is a form of disease-mongering as he looks at the Cochrane evidence
Foot ulcers in people with diabetes: evidence round-up
A round-up of Cochrane evidence on foot ulcers in people with diabetes, for our Evidence for Everyday Nursing series
Preventing type 2 diabetes: exercise, eating and evidence
This blog looks at the WHO Global report on diabetes and some evidence on preventing type 2 diabetes
How to be a healthy weight in pregnancy and beyond
What's the evidence on diet and exercise in pregnancy and after?
Why didn’t they tell me?
Anne Cooper talks about the silence surrounding the 'Big M' and the lack of information for menopausal women managing long term conditions like diabetes
Managing blood glucose levels on the diabetes rollercoaster: how low should you go?
Can the evidence help decide what to aim for when managing blood glucose levels in diabetes and how does this work in practice?
Benefits and black holes in the latest Cochrane evidence
A round-up of new Cochrane evidence and some big gaps
Managing diabetes: new evidence on targets for blood pressure and blood glucose
Do low blood pressure targets benefit people with diabetes?
Babies, bright lights, blood-thinners and more: Cochrane evidence round-up
It’s probably best to draw a veil over many of the things done in English boarding schools by past...
Non-removable casts are better than dressings or removable casts for helping diabetes-related foot ulcers heal
Key message: Non-removable, pressure-relieving casts are more effective in healing diabetes-related plantar foot ulcers than removable casts, or dressings...