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Adults with new-onset type 2 diabetes are a group at higher risk for pancreatic cancer. A study led by NDPCHS and funded by Pancreatic Cancer UK has developed a new risk model that could offer more nuanced risk estimates than current guidance and aid referral of people with newly diagnosed diabetes for further testing.

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Accelerating the development and evaluation of new health technologies for community settings – from digital tools and diagnostics to devices for respiratory care, cancer detection, care homes and hospital-at-home services.

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