World Diabetes Day in 2023

World Diabetes Day Quick Facts - GB 2023

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2023 Date	14 November 2023
2024 Date	14 November 2024

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World Diabetes Day in 2023

World Diabetes Day aims to raise awareness of diabetes, a disease that raises blood sugars. Diabetes can result in problems with other organs and significantly increase the risk of heart disease, stroke and death.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for World Diabetes Day - in 2023

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Today is World Diabetes Day. There are good days and there are bad days, but no matter how hard it gets you are more than your condition and it doesn’t define you. #WorldDiabetesDay #Diabetes All On The Board and 5 others
— All On The Board (@allontheboard) November 14, 2023

‘It’s easier to control my sugar levels, which means fewer hypos, less anxiety, and a healthier, happier life. I love mine!’ This #WorldDiabetesDay, @jginorton shows how to apply a continuous glucose monitor, which are available for anyone in England with type 1 diabetes. Show more
— NHS England (@NHSEngland) November 14, 2023

Its world diabetes day today and this is delicious you try it cheers @DiabetesUK #worlddiabetesday #stopdiabetesforever
— gerald stratford (@geraldstratfor3) November 14, 2023

"There are always going to be hard days but my advice would be, never give up." On #WorldDiabetesDay, Livingston's Bruce Anderson opens up about being diagnosed with the condition and why it should not stop anyone wanting to achieve their dreams Show more
— Sky Sports Scotland (@ScotlandSky) November 14, 2023

Today is World Diabetes Day. A big reminder that, Diabetes CAN affect your sexual drive negatively. Today, choose a healthier lifestyle so as to avoid or manage diabetes properly. Exercise often. Minimize stress. Eat fruits.
— Dr Omotola (@dromotola2006) November 14, 2023

Today is #worlddiabetesday & this time next month marks my 3rd year living with the condition. The long term effects of having Type1 are not good, constant high blood glucose levels can lead to heart attacks, stroke, and problems with the kidneys, eyes, gums, feet and nerves… Show more
— Reece Parkinson (@Reece_Parkinson) November 14, 2023

Happy worlds diabetes day! Just a reminder that diabetes jokes are not funny at all and if you ever see me laugh at one just know its a sarcastic laugh :)
— DiabeticBoi (@BenRavenPDF) November 14, 2023

#WorldDiabetesDay 8yrs ago my 13yr son Peter died from undiagnosed Type 1 Diabetes, he'd seen the GP 24hrs earlier, PLEASE be vigilant to the signs, toilet, thirsty, tired, thinner, ANY DOUBT please do an instant finger prick test, TIME saves lives. Help us Show more
— Beth Baldwin (@Beth_Baldwin) November 14, 2023

Today is #WorldDiabetesDay. Do you know the differences between type 1 and type 2 diabetes? Or what signs and symptoms to look out for? Find out more Show more
— NHS (@NHSuk) November 14, 2023

More than 100 years after the discovery of insulin, type 1 diabetes remains a chronic disease that requires lifelong daily management. A special issue looked at the advances that have expanded researchers’ grasp of this disease. Show more
— Science Magazine (@ScienceMagazine) November 14, 2023