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March 2007

Dear Supporter
Welcome to our March e-newsletter. This month, we focus on diabetes research. Did you know that we invest millions of pounds in researching the condition?
This issue we tell you all about our research work, as well as highlighting ways you can get involved - directly, through our research consultation, or by fundraising or donating to help us continue our vital research into prevention, treatment and the search for a cure.
With best wishes
Diabetes UK

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Canadian research indicates that WHO prediction for diabetes prevalence is gross underestimate.

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Ofcom makes announcement on junk food advertising.

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Women with diabetes not receiving fundamental care and support.

Voluntary groups
Find your local group, for support from other people with diabetes and to enjoy a range of activities.

Saving sight
The latest issue of 'Research matters' reports on results of a 20-year study helping new retinopathy research.

Triple whammy of fundraising, fitness and fun
Take part in The Big Tri - our exciting new indoor triathlon event.

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

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Diabetes UK is one of the largest funders of diabetes research in the UK - developing prevention and better treatments, and seeking a cure.

Researcher with pipette surrounded by shelves of jars

As part of our Research Strategy we are asking you to tell us what research you think is important to improve the lives of people with diabetes.

Our Annual Professional Conference is taking place later this month, where some of our researchers will present their exciting findings.

This research is only possible because of the generosity of supporters like you � so please help fund research.

And you can always read about Diabetes UK funded research in our regular publication Research matters, which has all the latest news and updates on new, ongoing and completed research.

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.