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New Technology In Insulin Pumps Will Shape The Future
A breakthrough in software for insulin pumps approved by the FDA.
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Many psychological, social and neighborhood factors can negatively impact diabetes management, but there’s one thing that can cause the most harm.
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Could decreasing systemic inflammation as a result of better oral hygiene lead to a decreased occurrence of new-onset diabetes?
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Will the discovery of more adverse effects of rosiglitazone lead to its suspension in the US?
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What if improving diabetes care was as easy as changing the way we interact with patients?
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Could empagliflozin contribute to the early treatment of NAFLD in patients with T2DM?
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A roundup of studies shows both young and older patients with type 1 can benefit from continuous monitoring blood glucose devices.
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Multiple risk factors put patients with T2DM at a high risk of developing dementia.
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Examining the complex relationship between incretin hormones and sex hormones in patients undergoing gender transition.
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