The better we can help people cope early on, the better they’re going to manage their diabetes later.
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Increased risk for rare form of diabetes tied to family history of diabetes
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Diabetes patients who reduce depression symptoms may reduce A1C
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Study: Characteristics of diabetic ulcers can predict healing
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More sleep may lower type 2 diabetes risk in youths
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Gut dysbiosis tied to hypertension in study
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Standing exercises better for elderly mobility, study says
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Survey: Many practices spend $40K per physician on regulatory compliance
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Report sheds light on pay raises in health care C-suite
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Hawaii tops ranking of best US states for health care
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Call for Abstracts -- Epigenetics and Epigenomics: Implications for Diabetes and Obesity
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