30/10/2025, 18:30 GMT
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Virtual event
Type 2 diabetes: beyond the basics
Join us on Thursday 2nd of October as Diabetes Health Matters returns with a session exploring new research on Type 1 diabetes.So there’s another kind of Type 1 diabetes?
Join us on Thursday 2nd of October as Diabetes Health Matters returns with a session exploring new research on Type 1 diabetes.13/05/2025, 18:30 BST
Season 3 finale
As the third season of Diabetes Health Matters wraps up, Dr Joan St John is joined by Dr Bernadette Adeyileka-Tracz, Executive Director of Diabetes Africa, to look back on some of the most valuable advice and conversations from the past year.08/05/2025, 18:30 BST
Diabetes and men’s health
Diabetes impacts men in ways we don’t always see. Let’s discuss it.24/04/2025, 18:30 BST
Diabetes and fertility
What’s the impact of diabetes on fertility? Perhaps more than you think.Join Dr Joan St John and our expert guest Dr Isioma Dianne Okolo, Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist, for a focused conversation on how diabetes and insulin resistance can affect fertility in both men and women.
27/03/2025, 18:30 GMT
Diabetes and obesity
Join Dr Joan St John and Debbie Musendeki, Obesity Clinical Lead Nurse at Luton and Dunstable Hospital, for an informative and supportive session on diabetes and obesity, its causes, and how small changes can lead to big health benefits.20/03/2025, 18:30 GMT
Your questions answered: Diabetes and African/Caribbean foods
In this event, Dr. Joan St John is joined by expert dietitian Jasmine Carbon, Founder of Carbon Nutrition, who shares valuable insights on how our cultural food choices can impact diabetes.Preventing Type 2 diabetes
Understanding and owning your diabetes means staying engaged, making healthy lifestyle choices, and utilising support systems that resonate with your cultural background and values.Don't miss this opportunity to take charge of your health and learn how to own your diabetes with confidence and clarity!
Who owns your diabetes?
Understanding and owning your diabetes means staying engaged, making healthy lifestyle choices, and utilising support systems that resonate with your cultural background and values.Don't miss this opportunity to take charge of your health and learn how to own your diabetes with confidence and clarity!