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R. Keith Campbell, RPh, FAADE, FASHP, FAPhA, CDE, Distinguished Professor Emeritus in Diabetes Care/Pharmacotherapy, Washington State University College of Pharmacy The health care crisis created by the explosion of diabetes worldwide is one of society’s greatest challenges. The IDF projects that the prevalence of diabetes by 2030 will be over 550 …
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HbA1c variability is a predictor of all-cause mortality….
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Read More »Using Corneal Microscopy to Detect Neuropathy in Prediabetes
Corneal confocal microscopy (CCM) could be used and adopted as a surrogate marker for small-fiber neuropathy in patients with diabetes or risk of diabetes….
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Continuous insulin pump might be superior in managing blood glucose than insulin injections….
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