Diabetes Health Matters is back for season 3!
In the first event of the season we will be discussing how to live a full life when living with diabetes and kidney disease.
In this episode Pre-diabetes doesn’t have to lead to diabetes! Join Dr Joan St John for the second episode of...
In this episode Is it possible to put your Type 2 diabetes into remission? Join Dr Joan St John for...
Yes! It is possible to thrive during the festive period! Join Dr Joan St John for this special episode of our Diabetes Health Matters series.
The kidneys play a crucial role in health but can be negatively impacted by poorly controlled diabetes. Dr Joan St John is joined by Professor Ibi Erekosima who is a Consultant Renal Physician with a wealth of knowledge and experience in caring for people living with diabetes and kidney disease.
In the second event of the season, we will be discussing how diabetes can affect children and young people, with a focus on those of Black, African, and African Caribbean heritage.
In this episode Dr Peter Phiri discusses the link between diabetes and mental health. He also covers things such diabetes distress vs depression, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) and how we can form habits to stick to long term change.
Whether you’re living with diabetes or you’re not, exercising can be a struggle to fit into your daily routine, but can a few simple lifestyle changes affect the number of steps you do every day?
Prevention. It saves lives. But how do we get it right and how far do we need to go? As the sun sets on Season 2 of "Diabetes Health Matters with Dr. Joan St John", join us for the finale that ties it all together around one of Dr. Joan St John's heartfelt mantras: 'Prevention, prevention, prevention'.
The five-year mortality and direct costs of care for people with diabetic foot complications are comparable to cancer. This statistic alone should make us stop and think about the way we look after our health, and the importance we place on foot care for people living with diabetes.