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Despite New Data Showing No Signs of Improved Control New Options Are Here


For the millions of people who live with diabetes across the U.S., managing the disease is a constant challenge. It’s a 24/7 day job, 365 days a year. Despite new treatment advances over the past 10 years, a significant number of patients are not at goal. Several factors can be attributed to why many people with type 2 diabetes may be missing their goals. , Dr. Steve Edelman, co-founder of the patient-focused organization, Taking Control of Your Diabetes, and Dr. William Polonsky, president of the Behavioral Diabetes Institute, will discuss diabetes and findings from the 2016 American Diabetes Association (ADA) Scientific Sessions. Interview and Article.

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