All About Diabetes Section Launched On Medical News Today
Release date: 9th October 2008
MediLexicon International Ltd. is pleased to announce the launch of a new diabetes information hub on Medical News Today. The new section is a comprehensive information centre covering all aspects of the condition.
The content is a mixture of text, images and embedded video from the same quality sources as the news, providing disease/condition information for all audiences - from healthcare professionals to the newly diagnosed.
The new diabetes section includes the following areas:
- What is Diabetes?
- What is Insulin?
- Type 1 Diabetes
- Type 2 Diabetes
- Treatments for Diabetes
- Self Monitoring
- Food Planning
- Exercise
- Hypo and Hyperglycemia
- Taking Insulin and Insulin Pumps
Additional disease/condition sections
MediLexicon International plan to add several new disease/condition specific sections in the next year in response to audience requests for further information to complement the news provided.
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