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Bite-sized, easy to understand and easy to watch videos to help you understand and cope with diabetes.
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This series of films will help you understand more about diabetes - whether you've had the condition for a long time or been recently diagnosed.
There’s masses of useful, practical advice about diet, activity, blood glucose monitoring and medicines you may be prescribed. Our aim is to help you avoid the complications of diabetes.
We've interviewed a wide range of experts who'll give you the information you need to take control.
We wish you the very best and do remember there's a lot you can do to make life easier.
Understanding Diabetes
Beginning to take control
Diet and Exercise
Staying in control
Medicines
Complications
Patient Stories
You can also take our free How to Live Well with Diabetes course. This course provides top quality advice and information in four modules, based around films. Easy to watch and understand, the course is engaging and effective. It will help you understand more about your condition and give you tips and techniques to help you live life to the full. Contributors include many of the UK’s leading diabetes specialists as well as expert patients.
Our mission at The Sound Doctor is to improve the quality of life for people with long-term mental and physical health problems by educating them, their carers and their healthcare professionals about the most effective ways of managing their conditions.
Our vision is to bring practical, effective and credible information together in one place that will treat long term health as a complex and interconnected web of conditions and recognise that people with one condition may have other pressing needs.
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