Tens of thousands of people in the UK with type-one diabetes are to be offered a so-called 'artificial pancreas'.
NHS England will roll out a device which monitors blood glucose and adjusts insulin delivery through a pump.
It'll take about five years to deliver the programme.
Lee Watson from Yelverton in Devon has lived with the condition for 44 years and says it will make a big difference.
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NHS England will roll out a device which monitors blood glucose and adjusts insulin delivery through a pump.
It'll take about five years to deliver the programme.
Lee Watson from Yelverton in Devon has lived with the condition for 44 years and says it will make a big difference.
IN: 'These systems...
OUT: ...or low.'
DUR: 26 seconds
http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/0402diabetes-watson1.mp3