On February 27th, we teamed up with Neon Diagnostics Ltd for a free diabetes test at Asfordby Street, Leicester. Another fantastic day of raising awareness and helping people prioritize their health. Huge thanks to our amazing volunteers for making it all possible

More than 80 Britons have died after using weight-loss and diabetes jabs such as Ozempic and Mounjaro, it was reported last night.

The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency reported at least 22 fatalities linked to the medication up to the end of January.

A further 60 deaths were recorded for products aimed to help with Type 2 diabetes

Silver Star Diabetes conducted Walkathon 1.0 at St. Jude's High School Betalbatim on 8th January 2025.

Over 275 people where tested in Silver Stars very first Diabetes camp in kerala, India in corporation with Mother Hospital, Thrissur. 

The UK round of 7th Annual Silver Star Diabetes Walk was launched by international superstar Dhanush.

Funds raised will support Silver Star Diabetes' mission, focusing on the purchase of an additional mobile diabetes unit and conducting diabetes prevention camps in Tamil Nadu, India. The 10 mile charity walk will ge conducted over three continents. 

Join our "Diabetes Chai Chat" community event happening today, Wednesday, 20th November, at 6 PM.

Guest Speaker: Ms. Sandeepa Soni
Topic: Navigating Diet for Success with Diabetes: Learning about Carbohydrates, Fibre and Low Glycaemic Index

300 people with diabetes were put in the diet in a test and stayed healthy even two years later

A new study has found that having diabetes and obesity increases the risk of a type of liver cancer coming back and worsens survival following surgery for the disease.

The research found that these commonly used drugs resulted in a 50% reduction in alcohol intoxication rates among those taking them, compared to those who weren't

Douglas Twenefour, head of care at Diabetes UK sets the record straight on the most common misunderstandings about sugar, diet and type 2 diabetes

We might someday be able to have replacement insulin-making cells on demand. Scientists in China have presented early clinical trial data suggesting that a person’s stem cells can be turned into a steady supply of the pancreatic cells responsible for producing insulin. If truly successful, such a treatment would essentially cure type 1 diabetes.

The weight of Diabetes: Strategies for dual management by Dr. Ketal L. Pakhale