Modular online learning for managing Type 1 Diabetes from BERTIE (Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospitals NHS Foundation...

A brief guide to using Twitter to connect with other people with type 1 diabetes online.

Book for young people/children with T1 diabetes and their parents, written by Dr Ragnar Hanas. Also suitable for those diagnosed...

Lifting the lid on the often unspoken taboo subject of menopause. Annie Cooper is a qualified nurse who blogs about her own T1...

Diabetes discussion forum for all. Supported by Diabetes UK, but run and managed by an independent team of volunteers with...

Lis Warren shares the ups and downs of living with T1, and how things have changed in half a century.

Sick day rules flowchart from Leicester diabetes centre.

The Nightscout Foundation exists to encourage and support the creation of open source technology projects that enhance the lives...

Carbs & Cals is a popular printed book and smartphone app which shows thousands of photos of food portions, with the nutritional...

INPUT is a charity which provides advocacy to increase access to technology for people with T1 diabetes.

mySugr has some great education resources, and here is an example with advice on how to test your background insulin dose.

Animated infographic about diabulimia and other eating disorders, created to raise awareness.

A video by T1D Sarah about different possible injection sites.

Dave compares Enlite/Medtronic Veo with Abbott Freestyle Libre flash monitor

A blog for Diabetes UK by Katie Collins with ideas and options for where to wear an insulin pump.

Miss Jen Grieves discusses her experiences of changing from daily injections to the Omnipod.

Equips parents and teachers with the information you need to understand type 1 diabetes and support children in school

A post by Markus on the mySugr blog about struggling with high blood glucose following exercise.

Association of Children’s Diabetes Clinicians (ACDC). We are a group of doctors involved in the care of children and young...

Everyday ups & downs compares flash sensor (Libre) monitor to finger prick glucose meter

A round up of the current CGM sensors available on the UK market from someone with extensive user experience.

30 years of diabetes - a post reflecting back on changes over 3 decades.

Adrian blogs about the positive effect of multiple daily mini injections in partnership with his Freestyle Libre

Everyday and ups and downs round-up of Medtronic MM640G with Smartguard.