Thursday, November 16, 2017
The NHS is turning to tech to help prevent Type 2 diabetes
Many of the resources on offer to participants revolve around promoting a healthier lifestyle to help bring blood sugar levels down. These include online personal coaching sessions, support groups, and various apps designed to help you set positive goals and achieve them. Some patients will also receive wearables as part of the programme. In one intensive six-week course, a wearable will be
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