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A Sheffield care home has been rated ‘requires improvement’ by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) after it found three breaches of legal regulations.placeholder image

Inspectors saw 'potential choking' and had to call staff at care home

Sir Stuart Goodwin was the first person in England to be treated with insulin, in 1923, at the University of Sheffield’s Medical Schoolplaceholder image

100 years since city made medical history with diabetes breakthrough

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"Inadequate" Sheffield care home had beds stained with faeces

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Former nursing director suspended following Lucy Letby trial

One only needs to search for Ozempic on social media platforms TikTok to see a number of posts talking about it’s ‘miracle’ weight loss properties - however, in the US, it’s led to those with type II diabetes having to wait for stock to be replenished.placeholder image

Warning over ‘miracle drug’ Ozempic amid dangerous weight loss trend

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Tips on how to stay safe as temperatures soar if you’re living with diabetes

Diabetics are being urged to check the label of the drinks and sweets they might use to help with hypos.placeholder image

Diabetics urged to check fizzy drink and confectionery labels in wake of sugar t...

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