You have to stay strong and test your blood sugar often, and listen to your doctor and stay healthy. But it’s all right to be diabetic.”
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Add-on oral semaglutide tied to greater A1C reduction in diabetes
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Study: Hypoglycemia common among older adults with type 1 diabetes
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Study looks at use of hybrid closed-loop insulin delivery system
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Sanofi, Lexicon receive complete response letter for diabetes drug
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Study links eating, sleeping later to overweight, obesity
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HIIT may help lower body fat in metabolic syndrome patients
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CMS: 95% of eligible providers join merit-based payment program
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Hospitals must transform to compete with health care "disruptors"
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Lawmakers explore options for action against surprise billing
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Report cites progress of states in CMMI innovation project
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Pathway to Stop Diabetes -- Call for Nominations
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ADA 79th Scientific Sessions (#ADA2019) -- Register today at the advance rate
