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People with diabetes and Covid-19 have a greater chance of developing severe viral illness, and five times the risk of dying, vs those without diabetes.
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The future could hold more treatment options for patients with type 1 diabetes.
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Examining risk for type 2 in patients with genetic dyslipidemia conditions.
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Have you ever paid attention to the cost of a box of diabetic test strips? Poor management of type 2 diabetes can cost a person with diabetes thousands of dollars; it costs less to pay attention to your health.
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