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Over Half of Obese Patients Have Diabetes Remission After RYGB

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Remission rates greater in younger participants and those with short diabetes duration, higher HOMA percentage B

B 12/4 - High Blood Sugar Ups COVID Risks

Impact of Medicaid Expansion on Diabetes Outcomes Limited

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Number of foot exams increased, but no improvements seen in other important care continuum measures

HealthDay Reports: Black Americans Appear Most Vulnerable to Coronavirus

Admission Hyperglycemia Predicts Mortality in COVID-19

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Patients with hyperglycemia had higher cumulative probability of mortality, independent of preexisting diabetes

Drug-Linked Endogenous Endophthalmitis Hospitalizations Up

Diabetic Retinopathy May Up Risk for COVID-19 Intubation

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In adjusted analyses, retinopathy independently and significantly associated with more than fivefold higher risk for intubation

New Equation Estimates GFR Across Age Spectrum

Guidelines Developed for Diabetes Management in CKD

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Recommendations and practice points relate to comprehensive care needs, glycemic monitoring, lifestyle interventions

Major Neurological Disorders on the Rise in the United States

CDC: 26.4 Percent of U.S. Adults With Diabetes Meet ABCS Goals

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About one in four meet combined goals of management of blood glucose, BP, non-HDL-C, avoiding smoking

Spinal Cord Stimulation May Ease Diabetic Nerve Pain

Spinal Cord Stimulation May Ease Diabetic Nerve Pain

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Early results of clinical trial show high rate of responders who achieved ≥50 percent pain relief

Telehealth Disparity Seen in Cancer Care

Disparities Seen in Internet Access for Those With Chronic Conditions

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Internet use lower among those with hypertension and diabetes and among Blacks and Hispanics

For patients with diabetes mellitus and obesity

UEG: Pancreatic CA Down With Bariatric Sx for Obese With DM

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Prevalence of pancreatic cancer higher in patients with predisposing diabetes and obesity without BS
Women who experience their first myocardial infarction at ≤50 years of age are less likely than men to undergo coronary revascularization or be treated with guideline-directed medical therapies

Outcomes Worse for Women With MI at 50 Years or Younger

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Women less likely to undergo coronary revascularization, receive guideline-directed medical treatment