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Glycosmedia is a useful source for stories that would be of interest to our readers. You also have links to stories I don't see elsewhere.

Philippa Sandall, editor of GI News - a free online monthly newsletter from the University of Sydney's Human Nutrition Unit

I look forward to receiving the Glycosmedia weekly updates on diabetes. Although I receive similar updates from other sources, such as Medscape, I find Glycosmedia to be a more specific source of updates on diabetes.

Dr. Shabir Ahmed PhD, Medical Science Manager, Cardiovascular/Metabolics. Bristol-Myers Squibb Pharmaceuticals

I have been signed up for Glycosmedia for the last two-and-a-half years and have always found it to be a very useful supply of news.

Glycosmedia was recommended to me by one of our Member Associations and has been an invaluable resource since. With a vast number of sources to choose from, it is great to be able to access the latest and most relevant news in diabetes. Glycosmedia is an excellent one-stop shop for information.

The Science Information team at Diabetes UK receives news from a variety of online and print sources and each week we select the most relevant to feature in Diabetes bulletin, the current awareness service we provide for our professional members working in research and healthcare.

We're delighted to have discovered Glycosmedia and have made use of this excellent resource ourselves as well as promoting it to our members. In fact quite a few members of staff here in other teams have found it a very useful service as well.

Glycosmedia is proving to be a great resource for important news on the latest developments in diabetes. I've personally used the site to make sure we didn't miss anything in our recent Australian guidelines update for blood glucose control in type 2 diabetes.

Dr Scott Dickinson. PhD., Institute of Obesity, Nutrition and Exercise, University of Sydney.

Some very good articles including about the relationship between carbohydrate and the diabetes epidemic appear in Glycosmedia … well done.

What a fantastic resource for busy health professionals like myself. I do hope you have the energy to continue with this for some time to come.

Meurig Williams, Consultant Diabetologist, Prince Philip Hospital, Llanelli, Wales, UK