“Diabetes is serious”

  • Cryer P
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Abstract

Diabetes can’t be switched on and off. It’s with you constantly. So imagine not being able to get the essential checks, care and support you need to get by, day to day. That’s what some people with diabetes are facing right now. But by speeding up recovery of diabetes care, we can speed up recovery of the NHS, and do that in a way that addresses the unequal impact of the coronavirus (covid-19) pandemic on people’s health, supports the elective recovery plan and prevents longer-term harm.

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Cryer, P. (1996). “Diabetes is serious.” Practical Diabetes International, 13(4), 104–104. https://doi.org/10.1002/pdi.1960130402

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