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Mothers with MS have higher incidence of any mental illness and of all mental illnesses except suicide
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Time-in-range computed from virtual CGM data predicts retinopathy, neuropathy similarly to glycated hemoglobin data
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With further research, early identification may lead to earlier intervention
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