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Case Reports
. 2011 Mar-Apr;108(2):113-7.

Preventing hypoglycemia with novel technology and flexible therapy

Judit Dunai  1 , Garry S Tobin
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Case Reports

Preventing hypoglycemia with novel technology and flexible therapy

Judit Dunai et al. Mo Med. 2011 Mar-Apr.

Abstract

Diabetes is increasing at an alarming rate. Treatment-associated hypoglycemia is a major limitation to achieving glycemic control in diabetes. Appropriate use of new technology and flexible treatment regimens, especially in those with defined risk factors, may decrease the frequency of hypoglycemia.

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