Your April e-newsletter update.
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John, with lighter, brighter and warmer days, it's starting to feel like spring has finally sprung. We thought we'd celebrate by bringing you our top 10 recipes for the new season.
Whether you're looking for a healthy breakfast, refreshing soup, lower-carb options or budget-friendly mid-week meals, there's something for everyone. And, did you know, all of our recipes are checked and approved by a specialist team of dietitians, so you can cook with confidence. |
And, in case you missed it, don't forget to check out our tips on enjoying a healthier Easter, where you can also find our favourite Easter recipes and advice on chocolate and Easter treats. |
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New research breakthroughs |
Research Highlights: From a breakthrough in the quest to protect insulin-producing beta cells in people with type 2 diabetes to a new discovery that could improve type 1 treatments. Take a look at these exciting research developments, and what the findings could mean for people living with and affected by diabetes. |
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Did you know, we have teams all across the UK? Whether you're looking to connect and share experiences with others in your area, attend local talks and events, volunteer close to home, or hear the latest diabetes news where you are, we're here for you. Find out more about what's happening where you live and how to get involved.
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Best wishes, Ciara at Diabetes UK
P.S. Today marks the start of National Feet Week 2025, highlighting the importance of foot health. If you live with diabetes, you're much more likely to develop problems with your feet. Find out more on looking after your feet and symptoms to look out for.
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Best wishes, Ciara at Diabetes UK
P.S. Today marks the start of National Feet Week 2025, highlighting the importance of foot health. If you live with diabetes, you're much more likely to develop problems with your feet. Find out more on looking after your feet and symptoms to look out for.
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