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1. Let’s Chat… Do’s and Don’ts for good foot care, for people living with diabetes

   Your feet may be the last thing on your mind, but daily care and looking after your feet is  important too. Here are some do’s and don’ts for good foot care for people living with diabetes:  Do: Wash your feet daily using lukewarm water and mild soap. ...

2. Finding the right solution for your fingertips:

   Regular blood glucose testing (or blood sugar checking) forms the foundation of successful diabetes management. However, many people are put off testing by the inconvenience and pain. In fact, 35% of people with diabetes said pain was the principal reason ...

3. Let’s Chat… Living with Diabetes and Physical Activity! 

   Physical activity is an important part of  managing Type 2 diabetes. But, before starting with a physical exercise regimen, patients using insulin or other medication that can cause hypoglycaemia should check with their doctor about the effects of ...

4. Meaningful Monitoring- Checking your blood glucose with purpose

   You’ll see the difference with before-and-after testing. Whether you are newly diagnosed or have been living with diabetes for some time, it is important to manage your blood glucose. Monitoring your blood glucose (or sugar) levels performs an important ...

5. South Africa Privacy Policy & PAIA Manual

   Privacy Policy Thank you for visiting a Roche website or interacting with us via e-mail and other social media sites. This policy describes how Roche Diabetes Care South Africa Proprietary Limited and its affiliates (“Roche”) processes personal ...

6. Solo

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7. Diabetes Type 2 May Start More than 20 Years Before Diagnosis

   The first signs of type 2 diabetes mellitus can be identified more than 20 years before diagnosis, according to a research study presented at the Annual Meeting of the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) in Berlin, Germany, published in ...

8. World Diabetes Day: The way people with diabetes eat can improve their health

   The boom of cooking programs on television has awakened the inner master chef of many people in the world. With our pre-COVID busy lives, we often turned to convenient and easy meals and did not have the energy nor time to get too creative in the kitchen. ...

9. World Diabetes Day: What is diabetes?

   “What is diabetes?” might have been the first question you had when you were diagnosed. It might be the first question a family member or friend asks. Essentially, diabetes is too much glucose (sugar) in the blood. Diabetes  is a chronic condition that ...

10. Can I use the Accu-Chek Combo system while undergoing an MRI or x-ray?

    General Questions Combo ...

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