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Your May Issue: ANA Screen, IFA, Reflex Titer/Pattern

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CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE APPLICATION OF ONLINE MEDICAL TEACHING IN THE CORONA VIOLENTAL SCHEDULE SUMMER 2019 AT PCTU UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE

Continuous Glucose Monitoring, Common Concerns About E/M Changes, Starting the Workday Right

SEPTEMBER 22/29, 2020; VOLUME 324, NUMBER 12

Your November Issue: Signs of Type 1 Diabetes

Learn about the symptoms and signs of type 1 diabetes and the importance of early diagnosis

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See the Signs. Save Lives.

Awareness of the warning signs of type 1 diabetes saves lives. Type 1 diabetes can strike anyone at any age. At diagnosis of type 1, approximately 46 percent of patients in the United States are in diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA). DKA is a life-threatening condition that can occur from a delayed diagnosis of type 1 diabetes. This is a solvable problem and an issue where awareness can make a meaningful difference.

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Parents: Physician Support is Key to Peanut Allergy Prevention

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Continuous Glucose Monitoring in Older Adults with Diabetes

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Empowering Your Practice to Treat Migraine

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There Is Help for Those Struggling to Afford Insulin

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What Is Monkeypox and How Can You Fight the Outbreak?

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Severe Hypoglycemia: Are Your At-Risk Patients Prepared?

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