50 low- and middle-income countries will soon receive a donation of insulin for people with #diabetes, thanks to a first-of-its-kind gift valued at USD1.3 million from global health-care company, @novonordisk
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Insulin is a life-saving treatment for people with #diabetes.
During #COVID19, many people with noncommunicable diseases such as diabetes are finding it difficult to access life-saving treatment bit.ly/2A2j7Fe
During #COVID19, many people with noncommunicable diseases such as diabetes are finding it difficult to access life-saving treatment bit.ly/2A2j7Fe
To meet the long-term needs of people with #diabetes, it will be vital to assure a sustainable supply of insulin, provided at prices that countries can afford.
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To fight #diabetes, WHO works to:
-ensure regular, affordable insulin supply
-provide guidance on diagnosis, classification & management of type 2 diabetes
-promote healthy diets & physical activity to lower people’s risk of developing type 2 diabetes
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-ensure regular, affordable insulin supply
-provide guidance on diagnosis, classification & management of type 2 diabetes
-promote healthy diets & physical activity to lower people’s risk of developing type 2 diabetes
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The donation follows the inclusion of #insulin in WHO’s prequalification programme, which accelerates & increases access to critical medical products that are quality-assured, affordable and adapted for low- & middle-income countries bit.ly/2QdOVNB #HealthForAll
