Found: developing obesity, as well as more at risk of complications in pregnancy including gestational diabetes

Found: out that if there was early diagnosis and treatment of kidney disease you would be able to identify diabetes

Found: used in other fields of medicine, not only in the field of obstetrics, such as with ethnicity in diabetes

Many people are able to access vital life-saving drugs for free on the NHS, such as drugs for diabetes. Anaphylaxis sufferers have to carry an Epipen throughout their life. This is undoubtedly a life-saving medication and we believe it should be free to anaphylaxis suffers.

Found: Many people are able to access vital life-saving drugs for free on the NHS, such as drugs for diabetes

Found: Optimising Islet Transplantation in Type 1 Diabetes 707 84.

Found: For example, DHSC central government partners described how funding for diabetes and heart disease is

Found: by their impairment, for example, instead of saying ‘she is diabetic’ it is better to say ‘she has diabetes

Found: by their impairment, for example, instead of saying ‘she is diabetic’ it is better to say ‘she has diabetes

Found: Case 13c.1: An elderly man with renal failure An 82 year old man with type-2 diabetes, sepsis and acute

Found: large number of subjects with a given co - morbid condition such as hypertension, heart disease, or diabetes

Found: add-on therapy to the standard of care or combination therapy is common, such as with hypertension, diabetes

Found: are also influenced by the hormonal changes around puberty (e.g., increases in insulin resistance in diabetes

Found: limited clinical data can be associated with anonymous samples (e.g., samples from subjects with diabetes

Found: prognosis or response to therapy − concomitant illness at trial initiation, such as renal disease, diabetes

Found: deficiency causes changes in the metabolism of glucose and lipids and may be associated with maturity-onset diabetes

Question

To ask the Scottish Government (a) how many and (b) what percentage of patients diagnosed with diabetes have been provided real-time glucose monitoring devices in each NHS board in each year since 1999.

Answered by Minto, Jenni - Minister for Public Health and Women's Health

This information is not held centrally.

Some information on the percentage of people using glucose monitors and other diabetes technologies can be found in the Scottish Diabetes Survey, which provides an annual summary of key issues and trends in diabetes care and treatment in Scotland. The Survey provides annual data going back to 2004 and can be found here: https://www.diabetesinscotland.org.uk/publications/#survey-docs.

The next iteration of the Survey, covering data for 2023, will be published later this year.