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Novel dual GIP and GLP-1 receptor agonist showed promising results for both reduction in A1C and weight loss.
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Researchers sought to assess the prevalence and trend of diabetic complications in adult patients over thirty years.
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Clinical dietitians and mobile apps play a crucial role in personalizing treatment for patients with gestational diabetes.
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