Greater Access To Diabetes Prevention, Treatment Needed, Especially Among Women, U.N. Says On World Diabetes Day

U.N. News Centre: Promote affordable, equitable access to diabetes medicines and information for women, U.N. urges
“On World Diabetes Day, the United Nations health agency has said that women — especially those in low-income countries — are particularly vulnerable to diabetes, a condition that can be prevented or delayed with medication, regular screening, and healthier lives…” (11/14).

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