New Kids on the Diabetes Summit Block Embrace T2s

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Times keep a’changin’ in how the diabetes industry interacts with patients.Remember how it used to be, many years ago? When these companies making diabetes devices and medicines didn’t take our views into consideration in making decisions?Then cam…

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