Tim of the Town

ALT A blue NHS-branded graphic asking, “Do you know the signs of type 1 diabetes?” Below, an orange banner reads “They are the 4 Ts:” followed by four points: “Toilet”, “Thirsty”, “Tired”, and “Thinner”, each with an orange circle containing a white “T”.

ALT NHS-branded graphic showing two of the 4 Ts. Toilet: Text explains “Going for a wee more often, especially at night” with an illustration of a child standing with legs crossed. A divider line separates the next section. Thirsty: Text explains “Being constantly thirsty and drinking more than usual”, alongside an illustration of a child drinking a large glass of water.

ALT NHS-branded graphic showing the other 2 Ts. Tired: Text explains “Being very tired and having less energy”, with an illustration of a young child yawning and holding a star pillow. A divider line separates the next section. Thinner: Text explains “Losing weight without trying to or looking thinner than usual”, with an illustration of a child holding out loose-fitting trousers.

ALT “Ask for an urgent GP appointment or call NHS 111 if you think you or your child has type 1 diabetes.” Below is a search bar showing “type 1 diabetes”. On the right, an illustration shows one hand holding a blood glucose monitor while another hand’s finger is being pricked for a blood sample.