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Register your interest to a brand-new BSPED endorsed event - Focus on Growth Management - Disorders in Childhood!

This one-day national educational event has been developed by members of the national British Society of Paediatric Endocrinology and Diabetes (BSPED) Growth Disorder Special Interest Group to directly address an unmet educational need in in this field of paediatric endocrinology.

New research finds common bacteria may boost healing of diabetic wounds

American researchers have identified that Alcaligenes faecalis (A. faecalis), a bacterium commonly found in chronic wounds, may have therapeutic properties in treating diabetic wounds in mice, including faster wound healing. The study was published in Science Advances.

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Clarivate announces 2023 Journal Impact Factors

Clarivate, owner of Web of Science, the citation index of scientific and scholarly publishing, has published its 2023 Journal Impact Factors as part of its 2024 Journal Citation Reports. We are delighted to announce significant increases in Journal Impact Factors for Reproduction and Fertility and EFORT Open Reviews. Reproduction and Fertility, an official journal of the Society for Reproduction and Fertility (SRF) has achieved a 2023 figure of 2.8.

Patients with type 2 diabetes taking antidepressants have a higher mortality risk

According to a study presented in British Journal of Psychiatry Open, people with type 2 diabetes with depression who are prescribed antidepressants have increased mortality. The study suggests that the link was not casual, but may be a result of severe and unsuccessfully treated depression.

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Hunger and blood sugar levels improved with sweetener use

According to a study published in eBioMedicine, consuming sweeteners in place of sugar resulted in no difference in appetite or endocrine response in adults with obesity or high BMI, whilst insulin and blood sugar were reduced in sweetener use. Further research is necessary.

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