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Over 50 million Indians suffer from diabetes | Deccan Herald
Global Trends in Type 2 Diabetes, 2007-2017,JAMA - X-MOL
Diabetes targets remain elusive for patients | MDedge Endocrinology
PDF) Chan, J. C. et al. Diabetes in Asia: epidemiology, risk factors, and pathophysiology. JAMA 301, 2129-2140
Youth with Type 2 diabetes more likely to have significant complications later in life - UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health
Wieviel bringt die intensive Lebensstiländerung bei Typ-2-Diabetes wirklich? – Rosenfluh.ch
Less is More | JAMA Network
JAMA study finds no difference in incident CVD events among women and men with type 1
JAMA study: technology to self-monitor blood glucose levels no better than traditional management of type 2 diabetes | MobiHealthNews
Diabetes | Copper River Native Association
MCT2D | Better glycemic control with CGM: Results from the MOBILE type 2 diabetes trial
Almost half of all deaths from heart disease & diabetes linked to diet: JAMA study
Diabetes and Endocrinology | JAMA Network
JAMA on Twitter: "This JAMA Patient Page summarizes risk factors for and the treatment and prevention of foot ulcers in people with #diabetes. https://t.co/cDT66fu10H https://t.co/WdNFgeHNsC" / Twitter
Risk of progression of Prediabetes to Diabetes minimal in elderly: JAMA
Type 1 Diabetes
JAMA Pediatrics on Twitter: "In this randomized clinical trial, a hybrid closed-loop system improved glycemic control and quality of life compared with conventional diabetes management in youth with type 1 diabetes https://t.co/S6T27v0EHW
Don't Let Improved Diabetes Numbers Lull You into Complacency
JAMA on Twitter: "In this JAMA Theme issue: Infant formula & diabetes, insulin therapy for T2 diabetes + more! http://t.co/oRetrRrFLi http://t.co/bQ1sVSR9Jp" / Twitter
JAMA | Healthy Families
Long-term Sustainability of Diabetes Prevention Approaches,JAMA Internal Medicine - X-MOL
History of long, irregular menstrual cycles tied to increased risk of diabetes: JAMA
Metabolic control may improve life expectancy in type 2 diabetes patients: JAMA
