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If you take regular medication, you may have seen the instruction “Store below 25°C” on the packaging or patient information leaflet. But what does storing medication below 25°C actually mean?
Diabetes and Eye Health: What You Need to Know About Diabetic Retinopathy Living with diabetes means keeping an eye on more than just your blood glucose levels. Your eye health matters too. Over time, [...]
As temperatures rise, many people look forward to sunny days and spending more time outdoors. However, if you suffer from seasonal allergies or asthma, hot weather can sometimes make your symptoms feel worse.
Does Mounjaro® Need to Be Refrigerated? The Complete Storage & Travel Guide (2026) If you're using Mounjaro® (tirzepatide) for weight management or type 2 diabetes, one of the first questions you may ask is: [...]
Discover how evaporative cooling works and why it's an ideal way to help keep temperature-sensitive medication cooler during hiking, camping, festivals and other outdoor adventures. Backed by science.
Discover why leaving temperature-sensitive medication in a parked car can be dangerous, how quickly cars heat up, and how to keep your medicine safe wherever you travel.
Anaphylaxis is a severe and potentially life-threatening allergic reaction that affects thousands of people across the UK. Despite growing awareness of allergies, misconceptions about anaphylaxis remain common – and believing these myths could put lives at risk.
Partnering with Diabetes UK is a natural fit for us, as we continue our commitment to helping those living with diabetes manage their condition with confidence, wherever life takes them.
Heading to a football match, festival, or concert should feel exciting — not stressful because you’re worried about getting your diabetes supplies through the gate.
Cannabis Use and Diabetes: What You Need to Know in the UK Cannabis comes from the plant Cannabis sativa, which contains the psychoactive compound THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), well known for altering mental state. Also referred [...]
