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December 2007

Dear $firstname
Christmas is coming, so this issue we show you how diabetes needn't stop you enjoying the festivities.
We also have all the latest news on diabetes treatments and research. And there's a round-up of our highlights from 2007 - key activities that supporters like you have played a big part in.
With thanks and best wishes for a happy Christmas
Diabetes UK

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Cholesterol drug could prevent blindness
Fenofibrate could dramatically cut risk of diabetic retinopathy.

Diabetes UK 2007 activity highlights
A round-up of Diabetes UK's key activities in 2007.

Gaps in care for people with diabetes
GP practices fail to target needs of patients, says report.

Diabetes UK 'Measure Up' roadshow a huge success
Nearly 7,000 people tested for diabetes at 'Measure Up' roadshows.

Rosiglitazone linked to osteoporosis
Diabetes drug could lead to bone fractures.

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Help us raise vital funds by taking one of our overseas challenges.

Help more people benefit from diabetes research and our invaluable services.

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We make Christmas easy with our food tips, recipes, cards and gifts.

If you have diabetes you can still enjoy yourself with our Christmas eating guide and recipes.

We also have tips if you're preparing a hamper for someone with diabetes.

Our online Christmas shop offers a great range of Christmas cards and gifts, and all sales help raise funds and awareness.

We're delighted to announce our new Diabetes UK e-cards for Christmas - send an animated festive greeting to your family and friends.

And during this season of giving, please give generously to our Winter Appeal, to help us help even more people with diabetes.

This email is from Diabetes UK. Our website is at www.diabetes.org.uk. Diabetes UK is the operating name of the British Diabetic Association. Company limited by guarantee. Registered office: Macleod House, 10 Parkway, London NW1 7AA, telephone 020 7424 1000. Registered in England no. 339181. Registered charity no. 215199.