Diabetes

Burnley parkrun. Photo by George Webster

I'm a doctor - it's great Parkrun has got thousands more active

A video grab of Hongchi Xiao conducting a presentation on Paida Lajin therapy.

'Slapping therapy' explained as man convicted over woman's death

Elleyce Whiteley, 27, with her five-month-old son Jax

Wigan mum left fighting for her life just months after birth of her son

Nicola, Jackie, Janet, Helen, Jenna, Emma, Cath, Anita & Angela local team of consultants

Wigan borough slimmers lose huge total of 12,631lbs in just 12 weeks

Diabetes rates are set to soar globally by 2050

How to spot diabetes symptoms as rates soar across the world

Diabetes UK says urgent action is required as diagnoses continue to rise (generic picture)

Wigan diabetes diagnoses rocket by 800 to almost 22,000 cases

Ain’t nothing but a hound, Doc: David Lindsay with his British Bulldog puppy, Harley.

Man wakes in horror to discover pet puppy chewed his big toe off

The store in Fulwood has since apologised to Ellie and said they would be looking into the matter

Asda will offer NHS diabetic screenings at 16 of their UK stores

A nurse tests a patient with diabetes

Charity calls for better care for people with diabetes

Makerfield MP Yvonne Fovargue

Yvonne Fovargue MP: Time to regulate the online traders

The study also revealed that south Asian patients are more likely to be younger than their white counterparts (Credit: Shutterstock)

South Asian hospital patients in the UK have highest death risk from Covid-19, s...

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Scientists fear coronavirus may trigger diabetes in previously healthy people - ...

Are people with diabetes more at risk of coronavirus?

How diabetes affects more people than cancer and dementia combined

Five cans of Diet Coke could be enough to trigger diabetes (Photo: Shutterstock)

This is how much Diet Coke you can drink before it could trigger diabetes

Does more need to be done about harmful content on social media?

'Harmful content must be removed'

The dangers of the addiction to social media by, in particular, the young have been obvious for a decade.

Clare Kelly

Robin Hewings, head of policy at Diabetes UK

Rise in diabetes is proving very costly in Wigan

Pills could replace daily injections for children with diabetes

Do you get diabetes from eating too much sugar?

Painkillers in pregnancy could affect babies' future fertility, scientists warn

What do you think of 'grid girls'?

Readers' letters - February 6

Diabetes warning for pregnant women

Lunchtime workouts could be most effective

Taking public transport instead of the car could help you lose weight

Is your car journey making you fat?