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Diabetes

Do you know your risk of developing Type 2 diabetes?

A record number of people in the UK are living with Type 2 diabetes. This figure has more than doubled since 1996. Sadly many people will experience potentially preventable complications because of diabetes, simply because they don’t know enough about their condition and how to manage it.

The good news is if you're at risk of Type 2 diabetes there are lots of small changes you can make to prevent diabetes from developing in the first place. The first thing to do is find out if you are at risk.

Find out if you’re one of over 5 million people in the UK who are at high risk of developing Type 2 diabetes.

Find out today using the @DiabetesUK risk tool. http://bit.ly/Kn0wYourR1sk

NHS Diabetes Advice helpline - February 2021

NHS England and NHS Improvement have launched a new helpline in response to disruption to normal diabetes services due to the COVID-19 pandemic and response. The service is for adults living with diabetes who use insulin to manage their condition and require clinical advice. Where routine care has been disrupted, the helpline is available for clinical advice to help you understand how to effectively manage your diabetes. You can access NHS Diabetes Advice helpline via Diabetes UK’s Helpline on 0345 123 2399 Monday-Friday from 9am-6pm.



 
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