What is a 'hypo' for people with Diabetes?

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What is a 'hypo' for people with Diabetes?

Sister Parminder Rihal, Diabetes Specialist Nurse, talks about how people with Diabetes experience having a 'hypo'. She providers valuable ways of recognising a 'hypo'.

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