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Statement Of The American Diabetes Association On The Administration's Proposal To Undermine Funds For Research, Prevention And Treatment In FY09
The President,
Medicine & Science, American Diabetes Association, John B. Buse, MD, PhD,
issued the following statement in response to the Bush Administration's
proposed Fiscal Year 2009 budget, announced, which would continue to
under-fund diabetes research and prevention at the National Institutes of
Health (NIH) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
Under the Administration's budget proposal, funding for the National
Institute of Diabetes & Digestive & Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) would only be
funded at $2.6 million more than the previous fiscal year, only a .15
percent increase. Additionally, funding for the Center for Chronic Disease
Prevention and Health Promotion will lose $29 million, and the funding for
CDC's Division of Diabetes Translation (DDT) would be reduced to $62.45
million. DDT works in federal, state and local partnerships to conduct
surveillance, prevention and treatment programs as well as coordinates the
state-based Diabetes Prevention and Control Programs that help those
suffering from diabetes better control and manage the disease. ADA is
urging Congress to increase NIDDK funding by $112.5 million (6.6 percent),
and CDC diabetes prevention at DDT by $20.8 million which equates to $1 for
every American with diabetes.
"As demonstrated by today's budget proposal, once again the Bush
Administration has missed the gravity of diabetes - It is the greatest
public health epidemic of the 21st century. For five years, the Bush
Administration and Congress have neglected to provide ample federal
resources to address the millions who are affected, while the costs of
diabetes have increased by more than 30 percent. Currently, one in ten
health care dollars is attributed to diabetes - and one in three Medicare
dollars - is spent on both diabetes and its related complications. At an
estimated $174 billion a year, the costs of diabetes are taking a
devastating toll on our economy and compromising the lives of millions of
Americans. It is ironic that such a staggering figure has been responded to
with such indifference. We cannot afford not to invest in diabetes
research, treatment, and prevention -- the consequences for our health care
system and our society will be too severe. The American Diabetes
Association calls on Congress to align their priorities and provide funds
to remedy this growing health crisis." Buse said.
Diabetes is one of this nation's most prevalent, debilitating, deadly
and costly diseases. Nearly 21 million American children and adults live
with diabetes, and another 54 million have pre-diabetes. According to the
CDC, one in three Americans - and one in two minorities - born in 2000 will
develop diabetes in their lifetime, if current trends continue. Last year
alone, diabetes contributed to over 284,000 deaths.
The American Diabetes Association is the nation's leading voluntary
health organization supporting diabetes research, information and advocacy.
The Association's advocacy efforts include helping to combat discrimination
against people with diabetes; advocating for the increase of federal
diabetes research and programs; and improved access to, and quality of,
healthcare for people with diabetes. The Association's mission is to
prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected
by diabetes. Founded in 1940, the Association provides service to hundreds
of communities across the country.
American Diabetes Association
http://www.diabetes.org
Declaraþia de la diabet zaharat de Asociatia Americana de pe administrarea de propunerea de a submina fonduri pentru cercetare, de prevenire ºi de tratament în FY09 - Statement Of The American Diabetes Association On The Administration's Proposal To Undermine Funds For Research, Prevention And Treatment In FY09 - articole medicale engleza - startsanatate