And what would happen to people if that fund were removed? Where would they get their services to begin to manage their diet and their exercise and their blood sugar, to avoid further complications?
Rob Andrews: “And what would happen to people if that fund were removed? Where would they get their services to begin to manage their…”
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Andrews emphasizes the importance of the Prevention Fund for managing diabetes.
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