Taking Issue with Clinical Study Headlines

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Continuing our coverage of the American Diabetes Association’s annual conference, we hear today from well-known Certified Diabetes Educator (CDE) and fellow diabetes advocate Hope Warshaw, who takes issue with how some mainstream media has been co…

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