#NEWS NHS Wales is developing a comprehensive package of enhanced support for people living with Type 2 diabetes. This initiative follows in-depth research into the lived experiences of individuals managing the condition, as well as insights from the clinicians who support them. The findings highlight a key insight: while people with Type 2 diabetes are highly motivated to manage their health, many find it difficult to absorb information at the time of diagnosis. By listening to these voices, se

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Staff Sergeant Briana Walker wasn't supposed to be anywhere near combat. For three years, she'd coordinated supply convoys, managed logistics, and made sure Rangers had ammunition and equipment when they needed it. She was efficient, organized, and respected for her work. Watch full Story here 👉 https://cutt.ly/6tu3hGDT But she wasn't a warrior. Everyone knew that. She'd qualified with her M4 carbine every year—scores were adequate, nothing special. She'd never fired her weapon in combat. Never