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Beat by beat: Living beyond Parkinson’s

Scott, an HR professional and coach in Basel, suddenly found himself in uncharted territory—facing medical uncertainty and personal resilience. As a passionate part-time drummer, he's determined not to miss a beat in his search for answers.

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Personalising diabetes care: a holistic approach to cardiometabolic health

Raising awareness of the links between diabetes, obesity and heart health and exploring how personalised care is needed to achieve best outcomes for people living with diabetes

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Eyes on diabetes

In people with diabetes, uncontrolled blood sugar can damage the tiny blood vessels (capillaries) in the retina. Over time, this damage can cause diabetic eye disease and may lead to vision loss.

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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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Saving sight, enriching life

Even with nAMD, your vision can continue with the right treatment. Speak to your doctor today.

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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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Lessons through the lens: Device development

Join Nilesh Mehta and Mercè Morral as they delve into the evolution of ophthalmology. Discover the groundbreaking advancements in ocular devices, the challenges faced, and the exciting future of eye care. From anti-VEGF therapies to innovative implanted devices, we explore the impact of technology on patient lives.

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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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