Northumbria University receives £1.3m to trial diabetes care for young adults
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Jonny Manning
Summary
Northumbria University has received £1.3 million in funding for a diabetes care trial targeting young adults aged 18-39 with type 2 diabetes. The study addresses rising cases among younger people, who often develop a more aggressive form of the disease. The university is collaborating with GP practices to improve care and provide guidance for treating younger patients, who face unique challenges balancing work, family, and stigma.
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bskyNorthumbria University receives £1.3m to trial diabetes care for young adultsbbc.co.ukKey quotes
· 2 pulledAbout 65,000 people in the age range suffer from the condition and they often develop a more aggressive form of the disease.
We have to balance work, family and stigma, so it's reassuring to know that you
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