Type 1 diabetes
An autoimmune disease where access to technology (sensors, pumps) can change your life.
Explore type 1 diabetesDiabetes Academy: Resources and Solutions
A free medical guide to diabetes, written in plain language for patients and families. Real questions answered briefly and clearly by a senior consultant diabetologist, based on international guidelines (ADA, EASD, ISPAD) and current scientific research.
A diabetes diagnosis can feel overwhelming. You are not alone — with the right information, most people live full, healthy lives. This site explains, step by step, what you need to know.
Each section answers the questions patients ask most often.
An autoimmune disease where access to technology (sensors, pumps) can change your life.
Explore type 1 diabetesLinked to excess weight, stress and too little physical activity — with much that you can influence.
In preparation Explore type 2 diabetesIt can appear from the second trimester and may affect the baby, but it can be kept under control.
In preparation Explore gestational diabetesThe only form with a known cause, which allows treatment tailored to that cause.
In preparation Explore secondary diabetesGlucose sensors and insulin pumps each have a dedicated section.
Continuous glucose monitoring: how sensors work, what types exist, prescription and use.
See glucose sensorsDelivering insulin with a pump: the technology, how it works, and automated systems paired with the glucose sensor.
See insulin pumpsFree medical calculators for weight, body composition, blood glucose, laboratory tests and diabetes risk.
Open the medical calculatorsShort definitions of the medical terms and abbreviations used on this site, all on one page.
Open the glossary