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Last year, over 13,000 people with type 2 diabetes joined the NHS ‘soups and shakes’ diet – almost double the year before. This programme is transforming lives, helping thousands lose weight and for some, putting their condition into remission. ℹ️ england.nhs.uk/2025/11/record…

🎇Have you received a #NationalDiabetesExperienceSurvey in the post or via a text message?🎇 The survey is closing at the end of May⏰ If you haven’t already, please let the NHS know about your experience of living with diabetes. You can find out more on the link below: 🔗diabetessurvey.co.uk #Type1diabetes #T1D #GBDoc #dedoc #diabetes @NHSEngland @NHSDiabetesProg

'I've lost 95kg and my type 2 diabetes is in remission. I now don’t need any diabetes treatment which is fantastic!' James is one of thousands who have accessed the NHS Type 2 Diabetes Path to Remission Programme which is now available across England. england.nhs.uk/2024/05/nhs-ex….

The NHS will put 10,000 people a year on an 800-calorie-a-day “soup and shake” diet in a new national drive to help them permanently reverse type 2 diabetes ⬇️ #Echobox=1715748809" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">thetimes.co.uk/article/soups-…

Come and see us on stand A3 at Diabetes UK Professional Conference over the next three days to learn how we are working in partnership with @DiabetesUK to improve outcomes for those living with diabetes and prevent type 2 diabetes. See you there! 👋 #DUKPC @DiabetesUKProf

“The NHS Type 2 Diabetes Path to Remission Programme is based on trials which helped people living with type 2 diabetes and obesity, or overweight, to lose over 10kg in weight, improve their blood sugar levels, reduce diabetes-related medication and…

As of July 2023, 12,468 people had been referred to the NHS Type 2 Diabetes Path to Remission Programme, which is set to increase further as 70% of the country now have access — and 100% ICB coverage across England is on track and set to be achieved by March 2024. #DPC23

“Data shows participants each lose 7.2kg on average after one month, and an average of 13kg in three months. This is similar to the outcomes seen in clinical trials, showing early promise that the programme will lead to remission in up to half of completers.” #BestPracticeShow

Those eligible for the programme must: ➡️ be aged 18 - 65 ➡️ have a diagnosis of type 2 diabetes within the last 6 years ➡️ have a BMI over 27 kg/m2 (where individuals are from White ethnic groups) or over 25 kg/m2 (where individuals are from Black, Asian and other ethnic groups)

2023 @NHSEngland If you are diagnosed with #T1Diabetes -checking glucose levels via finger-pricking method? Isn't what you get You get a #CGM People who won't grow up pricking fingers For whom,routine finger-pricking will be 'historical' A 'Relic of time' The game? Is changed

National clinic director opening the conference #PCDS2023

Roy Taylor explaining to a packed room how type 2 diabetes remission is possible #pcds2023

The A-Team! Adrish, Alex, Alistair and Adam from the NHS Diabetes Programme smashed the parkrun for the NHS in Leeds at the weekend. Well done to everyone who came along to run, walk or support these special events up and down the country to mark the NHS 75th birthday. #NHS75

📆 14 June, 12pm to 12.45pm Join our informal drop-in session on the @NHSEngland stand at @ConfedExpo where delegates are invited to meet with leaders at the NHS Diabetes Programme to learn about how we’re making our Long Term Plan commitments a reality. nhsconfedexpo.org

'I recently went for my annual check and was ecstatic with the results. I've lost 47kg , 27cm from my waist, and reduced my HbA1c!' Ingo is one of thousands being supported to improve their health with the NHS Type 2 Diabetes Path to Remission Programme ➡️ england.nhs.uk/2023/04/nhs-to…

The 'soups and shakes' scheme was being rolled out nationwide because initial data from the programme shows ‘early promise’ it might lead to diabetes remission in ‘up to half’ of patients, NHS England said. bit.ly/3Hog0Yh

A new study has found that Type 2 diabetes can be effectively reversed with a "soup and shake" diet. Getting weight off is the first step - but keeping it off is equally important. Professor Jonathan Valabhji, NHS England's lead on Diabetes and Obesity tells @BBCNews more ⬇️

Dr Chirag Bakhai, a GP in Luton and our Primary Care Advisor presenting to a packed out theatre updates from the key NHS programmes delivering type 2 diabetes prevention and remission services: the Healthier You DPP programme and NHS Low Calorie Diet programme. #DPC22

Hands up, who has referred into the Healthier You NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme? 🙋‍♀️🙋🙋‍♂️ #DPC22

Gill Hopkins and Paris Moakes from @MSEssex_ICS sharing invaluable learning from their sustainable approach to delivering the Healthier You NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme in Mid and South Essex #NHSPark🌳 #DPC22