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New Survey Uncovers Significant Food Economising Amongst Type 2 Diabetes Population. Is Global Credit Crunch To Blame?

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Default New Survey Uncovers Significant Food Economising Amongst Type 2 Diabetes Population. Is Global Credit Crunch To Blame?
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Results of a new Pan-European survey announced today have uncovered alarming new information regarding the eating habits of people with Type 2 diabetes. More than a third of UK respondents (35%) stated that rising food prices and the so called "credit crunch" had affected their ability to balance their diet and had caused them to eat less. Specifically, 34% of UK respondents stated having only one main meal a day and none were eating more than three meals a day.

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