Early and tight glycaemic control - the key to managing type 2 diabetes

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Early, tight glycaemic control in patients with type 2 diabetes has been shown to result in better outcomes in terms of micro- and macrovascular disease and mortality even if control is relaxed later in the course of the disease. Clinical inertia is one of the contributing factors that prevent patie ā€¦
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Authors Deed G;Barlow J;Kuo I;;
Journal australian family physician
Year 2012
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