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  1. Children and young people with suspected diabetes should be seen by a specialist immediately, says NICE quality standard

    When a GP suspects a child or young person has diabetes, they should immediately be sent to hospital and seen the same day by a specialist, a new NICE quality standard says.

  2. Hundreds of children with type 2 diabetes to be offered choice of two life changing technologies

    Hundreds of children with type 2 diabetes who currently manage their condition with the ‘burdensome’, ‘tiring’, and ‘stressful’ task of finger prick testing several times a day could be offered a choice between two ‘life changing’ technologies to virtually automate the process, NICE has said.

  3. Digital and mobile interventions could support regular health services in helping people stop smoking and reduce their risk of obesity, says NICE

    Health professionals can consider digital and mobile interventions as a supplement to regular services to support behaviour change in people at risk of developing chronic conditions.

  4. NICE recommends new treatment option for adults with obesity and non-diabetic hyperglycaemia who have a high risk of cardiovascular disease

    All eligibility criteria must be met for Liraglutide to be offered

  5. NICE publishes updated clinical guideline on the diagnosis and management of atrial fibrillation

    NICE has today (27 April 2021) published its updated guideline on the diagnosis and management of atrial fibrillation (AF).

  6. NICE recommend dapagliflozin for people with chronic kidney disease

    Dapagliflozin belongs to a group of medicines called ‘sodium glucose co-transporter-2 (SGLT2) inhibitors. It is the first SGLT2 inhibitor to be recommended through NICE’s technology appraisal process for CKD.

  7. NICE recommended weight-loss drug to be made available in specialist NHS services

    Thousands of people will soon be able to be prescribed a drug to help them lose weight as part of their treatment in an NHS specialist weight management service.

  8. NICE recommends 3 treatments for COVID-19 in final draft guidance

    Everyone with COVID-19 at highest risk of developing severe disease will have access to clinically and cost-effective treatments, under final draft guidance published by NICE today.

  9. NICE identifies improvements for people with acute kidney injury in updated quality standard

    An updated quality standard published today (23 March 2023) by NICE outlines improvements in care for people who have or are at risk of acute kidney injury.

  10. NICE seeks to support new mothers with mental health problems

    NICE is calling on general practice staff to assess the mental health of all women who have recently given birth, as fears some may be left unsupported.

  11. Offer weight loss surgery to obese people with diabetes

    The NHS should offer weight loss surgery to thousands more people in order to tackle an epidemic of type 2 diabetes, says NICE.

  12. Place young people moving into adult services at the heart of decisions about care

    Young people who are moving from children’s to adults’ services should be placed at the heart of decisions about their care, NICE says.

  13. Small, practical steps are best way of maintaining a healthy weight

    Limiting screen time, walking more, and eating healthily are among the most effective ways of maintaining a healthy weight and preventing excess weight gain.

  14. Three new treatment options for type 2 diabetes recommended by NICE

    Tens of thousands of people with type 2 diabetes will be eligible for new treatments under new guidance from NICE.

  15. Thousands of people with diabetes set to benefit from real time information after updated NICE recommendations

    More than 250,000 people living with type 1 diabetes are set to be offered new technology to help them manage their condition and at the same time reduce the need for finger prick testing by up to 50%, following new advice from NICE.