Ethnic minorities in England less likely to have access to diabetes tech – study
‘Concerning’ disparities in access to continuous glucose monitors despite black and south Asian people being more likely to live with condition People from ethnic minority backgrounds in England are less likely to have access to the latest diabetes technology, despite being more likely to live with the condition, according to analysis. Devices such as a continuous glucose monitor (CGM) can help people check their blood glucose levels in order to better manage the disease. Continue reading...
‘Concerning’ disparities in access to continuous glucose monitors despite black and south Asian people being more likely to live with condition
People from ethnic minority backgrounds in England are less likely to have access to the latest diabetes technology, despite being more likely to live with the condition, according to analysis.
Devices such as a continuous glucose monitor (CGM) can help people check their blood glucose levels in order to better manage the disease.
Continue reading...