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Punjabi - Your guide to diabetic retinopathy

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Finding recipes that are examples of what someone with a good diet might eat is often hard. Diabetes UK has a database of more than 140 healthy recipes. These calorie-counted dishes have all been adapted, tasted and nutritionally analysed for Diabetes UK.

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Research Publications

My Diabetes My Way has published extensively on the impact and benefits of the platform – you can review our research using the following references and links.

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Retinopathy and Eye Screening

This page discusses retinopathy and eye screening for people with diabetes.

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Runsweet.com

A site for people with diabetes with a focus on sport, providing information on diabetes and sport as well as other issues that people with diabetes may experience.

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Safe Driving and the DVLA

A guide to insulin-treated diabetes and driving. Drivers who have any form of diabetes treated with any insulin preparation must inform the DVLA.

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Scotland foot risk stratification (revised 2021)

This document will explain the risk assessment process of diabetes foot screening.

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Scottish Government Policy

My Diabetes My Way is aligned to the strategic objectives of the Scottish Government. We work with the Scottish Diabetes Group and the Digital Health and Care Directorate and the service is referenced as an example of good practice in several strategy and policy documents.

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Self isolating when you have diabetes

This resource is designed to cover how to self-isolate and gives tips on how to stay positive and make the most of your time. Compiled by Clinical Psychologist Dr Rose Stewart and the Wrexham Young Adult Diabetes Service (BCUHB, NHS Wales).

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Simple Steps to Healthy Feet

Your feet are important especially when you’ve got diabetes. If people manage their diabetes well most foot problems, including amputations, can be prevented. You can also dramatically reduce your chances of foot problems by taking good care of your feet.