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    Diabetes - causes, symptoms & treatments

    If you have diabetes, you are more likely to develop heart and circulatory diseases than someone without diabetes. Find out more about diabetes, your heart, and how to keep it healthy.

  • Diabetes research

    Diabetes is linked to heart attacks and strokes. Nearly 3.7 million people in the UK have been diagnosed with diabetes. Learn more about our research on Diabetes.

  • Diabetes medications

    We explain oral medications that can control your blood glucose levels, which is critical to managing type 2 diabetes.

  • PUBLICATION

    Diabetes Supplement 2001

    Booklet, published on 08/11/2001

    This supplement presents statistics on the burden of diabetes with a focus on the burden of CVD due to diabetes. Published November 2001.

    This publication is only available to download or view online

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  • Diabetes shrinks heart's chambers

    Diabetes causes subtle structural changes to the heart, according to new research.

  • Joint funding with Diabetes UK

    The BHF is working with Diabetes UK to support substantial research projects with relevance to both cardiovascular disease and diabetes

  • Can you reverse diabetes?

    Our expert discusses whether it's possible to reverse diabetes, and the steps you can take to slow down its progression.

  • Sugar and diabetes: 5 key questions answered

    Can you get diabetes from eating too much sugar? Does diabetes mean you cannot eat chocolate? BHF Senior Dietitian Dell Stanford breaks down common myths

  • Can depression cause type 2 diabetes?

    Recent headlines have claimed that depression is a direct cause of type 2 diabetes, but is this fact or fiction? We go behind the headlines.

  • Will my statins give me diabetes?

    Our Medical Director writes about the recent findings around statins and increased risk of type 2 diabetes. He explains the flaws in the research and why it is crucial people continue to take their statin.

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