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    **Participants needed for MSc research: Does CGM impact your life?**

    **Help Needed for MSc Research on Continuous Glucose Monitoring!** Hello everyone! I’m currently pursuing my MSc in Nutrition & Dietetics at the University of Chester and need your support for my research project. This project is open for both patients and healthcare professionals. **Project...
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    Libre 2 Sensors anyone find use for them?

    Hi everyone, hope you're all well! Just wanted to let you know that I've been a type 1 diabetic for 29 years and have recently switched to the Dexcom. I have three boxes of Libre 2 sensors that I purchased for £49 each directly from Abbott as backup for an upcoming holiday. If anyone is in need...
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    Advice on low blood sugar during the night

    Hi Everyone, I'm new here but not new to diabetes! I'm Ivy, 29 years old and type 1 diabetic for 22 years. I have always had relatively well managed diabetes and not had any issues, however, over the last few years this has all seemed to go downhill and to be honest I am really struggling with...
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    Type 1 diabetes research study at Hammersmith Hospital

    We are recruiting healthy adult volunteers to participate in a new study that can potentially lead to new treatments for diabetes. In the study we are infusing the natural hormone alpha-melanocyte stimulatory hormone (alpha-MSH) to find out if it causes a reduction in blood sugar levels. The...
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    New girl on the block ...

    Hi there, My name is Sandie and I have just joined this site. I am type 2 and struggling with what I am supposed to eat. I have gone back to basics and try to eat no processed food, lots of leafy stuff and nuts etc. but my blood glucose is still high... what am I doing wrong?
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