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Metformin is one of the oldest antihyperglycemic drugs still in practice, but recent research confirms its benefits.
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Getting patients to new standard CGM targets will prevent complications and hypoglycemia.
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Could a newer diabetes medication provided clinicians with an alternative when managing heart failure?
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Does intensive glucose control show heart benefits in long-term followup?.
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How to identify who is at risk for the progression of diabetic kidney disease to end-stage renal disease?
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New research attempts to untangle the conflicting literature on whether statins and SSTIs are linked.
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