More than one in 10 adults suffers from diabetes in parts of England, shocking report reveals

MORE than one in ten adults suffers from diabetes in parts of England, a shocking report reveals.
Experts warn of a “crisis” as cases have more than doubled since 1998.

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Analysis from Diabetes UK show 3.7million Brits are diagnosed with the disease — costing the NHS £10billion annually.
Experts claim a million more have the condition but are unaware. The worst affected was Bradford, where 10.4 per cent had the illness — the average across England is 6.6 per cent.
Diabetes UK chief Chris Askew said: “It is the fastest growing health crisis of our time.”

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