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Continuous glucose monitoring in diabetes

Discover how continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) can empower people with diabetes to make confident decisions about their care.

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Beyond the breakthrough: Building a long-term obesity and cardiometabolic care ecosystem

Roche is rethinking obesity and cardiometabolic care—connecting early diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring to build a personalised, long-term care model.

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Advancing diabetes care: How predictive technology improves daily management

Diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in 1985, Hanna Boëthius faced significant struggles due to the limited tools available. Over the years, advancements in technology have transformed diabetes management.

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Obesity: How can we change the trajectory to improve people's lives across the world?

Understanding that obesity is not an issue of willpower, and reframing our approach to more accurately reflect the biology of disease

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Protecting mental well-being is a group effort

UK-based visual designer and diabetes advocate Santiago Paulos reflects on how powerful community and a collaborative healthcare team can be for the mental well-being of people with diabetes.

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From our colleagues to yours: How to support someone with diabetes at work

Not sure how to transform your workspace into a more diabetes-friendly environment? Find out from our Roche colleagues living with diabetes how to be more inclusive.

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Doctor2Doctor: Talking to diabetes patients about mental well-being

Katharine Barnard-Kelly PhD explains the relationship between diabetes and mental well-being, and how healthcare professionals can challenge the system to provide more support.

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Diabetes and its challenges for mental well-being

It’s OK not to be OK: Living with diabetes can seriously affect mental health. With nearly half of all cases going undetected, it’s time to talk about it.

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Reshaping the future for women in STEM

International Day of Women and Girls in Science: Three Roche colleagues share their inspiring journeys from "girls in science" to healthcare leaders.

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Psychologist Iñaki Lorente on living with diabetes and having the life you want

Learning how to balance his emotions with his diabetes has been crucial for Iñaki Lorente to help others manage their condition and mental health.

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Diabetes advocate Katie Lamb on the healing powers of art

Artist Katie Lamb shares what helps her balance diabetes and her mental well-being

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Maintaining heart health as you age

Not knowing the signs of heart failure or skipping routine screening can increase risk of conditions like heart failure. Early testing can help identify precursors to heart failure and manage progression.

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