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Progress Made In NHS Diabetes Care, UK (Medical News Today)
Diabetes care in the NHS is improving and focussing more o prevention, according to a report published by the Department of Health.
Gaps in NHS diabetes care remain (BBC News)
Diabetes care is improving, but there is "still a long way to go" to top quality NHS services, a government report says.
Gaps in diabetes care remain (BBC News)
Diabetes care is improving, but still a long way to go before the NHS is providing top quality services, a report says.
Education For Young People With Diabetes Evaluated (Medical News Today)
New research commissioned by the National Institute for Health Research's Health Technology Assessment (NIHR HTA) programme is set to investigate the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of a structured educational programme for helping young people to ma...
Couple plead not guilty after daughter dies of untreated diabetes (Pioneer Pr...
WAUSAU ? A couple accused of praying instead of seeking medical care as their 11-year-old daughter died of diabetes asked a judge today to dismiss the charges as unconstitutional.
Prepared Patient: Retail Clinics - Health Care On Aisle One (Medical News Today)
You've got that telltale tickle in your throat again, and you're pretty sure it's not just another cold. But your doctor's office says the next open appointment is in two weeks. You're traveling for business in another city. You don't have a primary care ...
Senior Citizens and Diabetes (KHON 2 Honolulu)
Hawaii has a higher incidence of diabetes than the rest of the nation. That is true for our senior citizens as well. Chances are very good some of these adult day care residents are dealing with diabetes - age and ethnicity have a lot to do with that.
Diabetes drug patients 'must see doctor' (AAP via Yahoo!7 News)
More than 30,000 Australians taking diabetes drugs Avandia and Avandamet are being told to see their doctor, following reports of heart failure and death.
Diabetes drug users urged to see doctor (Daily Telegraph)
MORE than 30,000 Australians taking the controversial diabetes drugs Avandia and Avandamet are being told to have their treatment reviewed after the medications were linked with heart failure and death.
Insurance gap leads some elderly to forgo medicine (AP via Yahoo! News)
Many people in Medicare with diabetes, high blood pressure and other chronic conditions stop taking their medicine when faced with picking up the entire cost of their prescriptions, researchers say.
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