Review Articles In Glucose Intolerance
Glucose intolerance (GI) can be described as dysglycemia that includes prediabetes as well as diabetes. It covers impaired fasting glucose (IFG) and impaired glucose tolerance ( IGT) and
diabetes mellitus (DM) conditions. This analysis focusses on IGT and IFG. People with these conditions are at elevated risk for
diabetes and
cardiovascular disease. Glucose sensitivity is a paragliding term for a group of metabolic disorders that result in levels of blood glucose greater than average. Both the World
Health Organization (WHO) and the American
Diabetes Association (ADA) have published
diabetes mellitus (DM) classification schemes and diagnostic criteria as well as related types of glucose intolerance. Though similar, there are a number of variances in recommendations that may lead to differences in the classification of an individual.
High Impact List of Articles
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Inpatient diabetes mellitus: Institutional progress in management of an emerging hospital epidemic
Bithika M. Thompson, Mohamed Temkit, Janna C. Castro, Toni R. Yubeta, RN Heidi A. Apsey & Curtiss B. Cook*
Research Article: Diabetes Management
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Inpatient diabetes mellitus: Institutional progress in management of an emerging hospital epidemic
Bithika M. Thompson, Mohamed Temkit, Janna C. Castro, Toni R. Yubeta, RN Heidi A. Apsey & Curtiss B. Cook*
Research Article: Diabetes Management
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Effective strategies for encouraging behavior change in people with diabetes
Korey K Hood, Marisa Hilliard, Gretchen Piatt & Carolyn E Ievers-Landis
Review Article: Diabetes Management
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Effective strategies for encouraging behavior change in people with diabetes
Korey K Hood, Marisa Hilliard, Gretchen Piatt & Carolyn E Ievers-Landis
Review Article: Diabetes Management
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Current concepts related to limb salvage in diabetes
Kimberlee B Hobizal & Dane K Wukich
Review Article: Diabetes Management
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Current concepts related to limb salvage in diabetes
Kimberlee B Hobizal & Dane K Wukich
Review Article: Diabetes Management
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Doctor, stop needling me: an update on alternative routes of insulin administration
Erin D Roe, Jason S Woo & Philip Raskin
Review Article: Diabetes Management
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Doctor, stop needling me: an update on alternative routes of insulin administration
Erin D Roe, Jason S Woo & Philip Raskin
Review Article: Diabetes Management
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Improving access to insulin:what can be done?
David Beran
Management Perspectives: Diabetes Management
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Improving access to insulin:what can be done?
David Beran
Management Perspectives: Diabetes Management
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