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The coronavirus vaccines and diabetes
There’s been a lot in the news recently about the coronavirus vaccines. When you’re offered the vaccine, we strongly encourage you to get it. We’ve taken a look at what we know about the vaccines so far, including how they work, when they will be available for people with diabetes, and what some of the common side effects are. Plus, watch a Q&A with a panel of healthcare professionals about the vaccines, including how safe they are for people with diabetes.
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Our exciting new partnership with Fitbit
We're coming together with Fitbit to help millions of people living with and at risk of diabetes lead fitter and heathier lives through our life-changing challenge events. Find out more about this exciting three year partnership and what we are planning to achieve together.
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Sarita's story: Getting the coronavirus vaccine
After living with type 2 diabetes since 1994, Sarita was recently offered the coronavirus vaccine. "Getting the phone call from the GP to say it was my turn for the vaccine was a relief for me and my family. Now I’ve had it, I feel safer and less worried in general." Read more about Sarita's journey today.
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Will you take our survey?
Last year, you shared your experiences at work during the pandemic, helping us raise awareness of the struggles you were facing with employers, MPs & government officials. But a lot has changed since then. To continue to fight for better protections for people with diabetes at work, we need to understand the challenges you’re facing now.
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Find what you need in our online shop
We all know having the proper equipment to manage your diabetes is important. That's why we have a wide range of kitbags and cases available on our online shop. You can also find great gifts, clothing and accessories. And the best bit? All proceeds go towards funding our life-changing research and supporting people affected by diabetes.
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Sick day rules for people living with diabetes
This month, Diabetes UK South East is hosting two free online events to help people with type 1 or type 2 diabetes put sick day theory into practice. There will be a Diabetes Specialist Nurse at both events to offer advice and answer your questions. Register here.
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Need to talk? Our helpline is open from Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm. Give us a call on 0345 123 2399. If you'd like to share experiences and chat to other people affected by diabetes, join our online forum.
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