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<blockquote data-quote="Beth_Robinson" data-source="post: 562222" data-attributes="member: 67749"><p>Can someone explain to me why the NHS has money to provide for a huge increase in type 2 diabetes yet type 1 still needs to be fundraised for? Am I being ignorant? Or is the funding relative to the number of people diagnosed? I'm not being sarcastic; I'm genuinely asking.</p><p></p><p>Also, what are the best theories of how type 1 is caused? I googled it, but for the most part it's 'people have hypothesised but no one really knows'.. But obviously there's been a huge increase in recent years, and there's been the odd correlation found; I'm wondering if anyone knows of any theories (That have or haven't been evidenced)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Beth_Robinson, post: 562222, member: 67749"] Can someone explain to me why the NHS has money to provide for a huge increase in type 2 diabetes yet type 1 still needs to be fundraised for? Am I being ignorant? Or is the funding relative to the number of people diagnosed? I'm not being sarcastic; I'm genuinely asking. Also, what are the best theories of how type 1 is caused? I googled it, but for the most part it's 'people have hypothesised but no one really knows'.. But obviously there's been a huge increase in recent years, and there's been the odd correlation found; I'm wondering if anyone knows of any theories (That have or haven't been evidenced) [/QUOTE]
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