DIABETES HEALTH MATTERS
With Dr Joan St John
GP with Special Interest in Diabetes
Prof. Sam Seidu
Leicester Diabetes Centre
University of Leicester
Diabetes Health Matters Season 2
Dementia and diabetes
“Does diabetes affect the brain”? “How can we improve care for people living with diabetes and dementia?” “How do we reduce the risks of complications?” These and many other questions will be at the heart of this new episode of Diabetes Health Matters with Dr Joan St Joan.
Because knowledge and good practice can save lives, Dr Joan St John is inviting Prof. Sam Seidu, General Practitioner and Head of Research for Primary Care Diabetes Europe (PCDE) to explore the latest science of diabetes and dementia.
Thursday 27 October 2022 at 18:30 BST (UK)
Previous episodes
Diabetes and pregnancy
With Dr Moji Akinsola, Consultant Physician
Diabetes: why foot health matters
With Dr Chris Manu, Co-Lead for Diabetes Foot Services
Diabetes and eye care: prevention matters
With Ms Evelyn Mensah, Consultant Eye Surgeon
Diabetes and erectile dysfunction
With Prof. Francis Chinegwundoh MBE, Consultant Urologist
How can I keep a healthy mind with diabetes?
With Dr Peter Phiri, RNMH
Thriving with diabetes during the festive season
With Charles Odiase, Consultant Pharmacist, Adamma Okwu RN, Diabetes Specialist Nurse and Ellouise Simpson RD, Specialist Diabetes Dietitian
I am Black. How can I avoid Type 2 diabetes?
With Shola Oladipo RD, CEO and Founder, Food for Purpose
I am Black. I have Type 2 diabetes. Is it permanent?
With Douglas Twenefour RD, Deputy Head of Care, Diabetes UK
Black. Diagnosed with diabetes. What next?
With Grace Vanterpool MBE, Consultant Diabetes Nurse
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Eli Lilly and Company has provided sponsorship to Diabetes Africa to support the costs of running ‘Diabetes Health Matters’ . Eli Lilly and Company has not had any input into the programme content for this event series or selection of speakers.
Event highlight videos
Diabetes Africa events offer high-value content for specialists and a wider audience interested in diabetes care, at a time when face-to-face interactions are more difficult. Our events bring together healthcare professionals, business executives, national and international decision-makers and experts, to discuss innovation and good practices. Our events help address healthcare challenges where it matters most.
In 2020, our events covered topics such as: the impact of COVID-19 on routine diabetes care, telemedicine, podiatry, data gathering and community support. Subjects are inspired by the activities in Diabetes Africa’s chambers and faculties and reviewed on a regular basis, with input from members and partners.
Supported by Novo Nordisk, we hosted a series of events in June 2021 to explore and discuss clinical practice and research on diabetes and people of African and Caribbean origin. Organised in partnership with our UK Expert Network.
The discussion session is interactive and includes regular polls and Q&A, which give participants an opportunity to share their own experience.
