Calls for funding to reduce amputations:

Posted on March 26, 2012 by admin

netizens Passed on in good faith Calls for funding to reduce amputations: : recent broadcast from ABC Australia The Australasian Podiatry Council is calling on the Federal Government to invest $85 million a year in podiatry services to diabetes patients with the aim of reducing the number of lower limb amputations. But the AMA says the number of amputations is actually decreasing so funding these specialised services are not warranted

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