Medal for 70 years with Type 1
15/07/2021
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Diabetes UK Cymru has awarded the John Macleod medal to a man living with Type 1 diabetes for 70 years. Reverend Dr John Dann, 88,
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Diabetes UK Cymru has awarded the John Macleod medal to a man living with Type 1 diabetes for 70 years. Reverend Dr John Dann, 88,
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