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People living with diabetes not managing night-time hypos survey shows

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Hypos are one of the most common diabetes complications yet of those who did report, the research shows that one-third felt more confident about managing their night-time hypos (34%). The release of the survey findings coincides with this year’s TALK Hypos campaign, which focuses on encouraging people with diabetes to report day- and night-time hypos to their doctor or nurse. TALK Hypos is an awareness campaign from Novo Nordisk, supported by Diabetes UK, which coincides with Hypo Awareness Week (5–11 October). Professor Anthony Barnett, Emeritus Professor of Medicine, University of Birmingham and Consultant Physician Heart of England NHS Foundation, Birmingham,

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