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Occupational Medicine 1982;32:153-158
© 1982 Society of Occupational Medicine

The Employment of Diabetics

John Lister

‘There is no reason why a diabetic should not, if he can be taught to do so, lead a long and normal life. True, the diabetic life demands self-control from all its subjects, but it gives in return a full and active existence with no real privation.’

Accepted        1 January 1982

Dr J. Lister, 47 Alma Road, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4 3HH


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