NHS England to train staff to detect rare type of diabetes
People with a rare form of diabetes may receive better treatment and discover whether their children are affected under new plans from NHS England, The Guardian reports.
People with a rare form of diabetes may receive better treatment and discover whether their children are affected under new plans from NHS England, The Guardian reports.
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