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In this week’s Homerun Slides set, we look at Dr. Stanley Schwartz’s presentation from this year’s ADA with his groundbreaking proposal to classify diabetes using a ‘Beta-cell Centric’ approach….
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Read More »BD AutoShield Duo Pen Needle
BD AutoShield Duo Pen Needle The BD AutoShield Duo Pen Needle automatically protects patients from both ends of a pen needle which become contaminated after use. This prevents used needle exposure for anyone who may come into contact after the pen needle is removed from the pen. The small 5mm …
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