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- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 1
Prime Minister David Cameron has recognised the need for more diabetes technology to be available on the NHS – providing a boost to JDRF’s #CountMeIn campaign for greater government support.
Mr Cameron responded during Prime Minister’s Questions yesterday to a report published on the state of diabetes healthcare.
He said: “An enormous amount of exciting new technology is coming forward on diabetes, and I want to make sure that this technology is rapidly adopted by the NHS.”
The Prime Minister was responding to a Diabetes UK report, which highlights that there has been very little improvement in diabetes healthcare over the past year. His response comes after the delivery of JDRF’s #CountMeIn petition to Number 10 Downing Street only last week – calling on the Government to increase funding for type 1 diabetes research.
https://www.jdrf.org.uk/news/latest...-call-for-more-diabetes-technology-on-the-nhs
Mr Cameron responded during Prime Minister’s Questions yesterday to a report published on the state of diabetes healthcare.
He said: “An enormous amount of exciting new technology is coming forward on diabetes, and I want to make sure that this technology is rapidly adopted by the NHS.”
The Prime Minister was responding to a Diabetes UK report, which highlights that there has been very little improvement in diabetes healthcare over the past year. His response comes after the delivery of JDRF’s #CountMeIn petition to Number 10 Downing Street only last week – calling on the Government to increase funding for type 1 diabetes research.
https://www.jdrf.org.uk/news/latest...-call-for-more-diabetes-technology-on-the-nhs