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Mustafa Rahim17 Jun 2013 6:52pm
The Employment bords PCt have enforced sulphonyureas as second line treatment in Diabetes,despite evidence shown of Professor Anthony Barnett's warnings of significant hyoglycaemias and cost f treatment of that in secondary care.DVLA also want people on sulphoyureas to have their blood sugars tested before driving,negating the cost saving in prescribing public safety hazhard Sulphonyureas
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Sudheer Surapaneni25 Jun 2013 6:59pm
Great news for doctors and patients. The organisations and managers and doctors at the top have been abusing the system for too long to silence voices and drive the dissenters out of the profession.UK health care is probably the worst environment for raising concerns.
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