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Study examines efficacy gap between trials, real-world use of diabetes drugs
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Researchers link self-compassion to improved health outcomes in diabetes
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Modifiable lifestyle risk factors tied to incident diabetes risk, study shows
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Research looks at effect of physical activity on metabolic syndrome risk
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Study: Diet high in energy-dense foods raises cancer risks
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Study outlines new health care model for rural areas
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Report examines use of open-book, closed-book MOCs
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CMS, CDC approve more than 800 ICD-10 code changes for 2017
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Study: Telemedicine may lead to more office visits
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Call for Nominations: ADA 2018 Banting Medal for Scientific Achievement
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Living with Diabetes: Ask the Experts Town Hall Series
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