
News|Slideshows|May 8, 2019
Type 2 Diabetes: After the Diagnosis, Resist Inertia
Author(s)Susan E Williams, MS, RD, MD
Diabetes is a progressive disease and takes advantage of inaction. How would you manage our patient Mrs Davis?
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After a diagnosis of type 2 diabetes, clinician and patient alike are challenged to keep pace with and, ideally stay ahead of, the progressive Ã-cell deterioration that underlies diabetes pathophysiology. Find out how Mrs Davis and her doctor get started.
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