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A key focus of INNODIA is conducting clinical intervention studies to facilitate the development of novel treatments to prevent and cure type 1 diabetes.
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MoU signed to improve access to affordable and high-quality medicines in low- and middle-income countries.
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IDF is looking for new data sources of diabetes prevalence to generate national, regional and global estimates.
The International Diabetes Federation is leading a three-year World Diabetes Day campaign to improve access to diabetes care and highlight the need for increased action to prevent diabetes and its complications
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Although Africa has not been hit as hard by COVID-19 as many feared it would, the impact of the virus has been overwhelming for many communities.
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For people with diabetes, workplace demands can create challenges and facilitate unhealthy habits, impacting on the management of their condition.
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People living with or at risk of type 2 diabetes in Nepal, like in many other developing countries, have been greatly impacted by COVID-19.
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This World Diabetes Day, IDF is urging governments and healthcare organisations to invest in the recruitment and training of more nurses so that they can provide the best possible support to people living with diabetes.
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