glycemic control
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control
noun
uk/kənˈtrəʊl/us/kənˈtroʊl/
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The cause of the elevated ferritin levels is unknown; elevated ferritin could re-ect poorglycemiccontrol or could re-ect increased dietary intake in these patients.
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Success in self-monitoring with goodglycemiccontrolmay result in enhanced self-esteem and empowerment.
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Benefits can include enhancedglycemiccontroland a sense of empowerment.
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Estimated benefits ofglycemiccontrolin microvascular complications in type 2 diabetes.
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Second, screening is unlikely to have a considerable impact until we do better in preventing poorglycemiccontrol.
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Effects of nortriptyline on depression andglycemiccontrolin diabetes : results of a double-blind, placebo controlled trial.
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Verbal learning and/or memory improves withglycemiccontrolin older subjects with noninsulin-dependent diabetes mellitus.
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For our model, only diabetic subjects who reported diagnosis within the previous 5 years were included, to decrease recall bias and better estimateglycemiccontrolearly in the disease course.
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Weight change andglycemiccontrolin a population based sample of adults with older onset diabetes.
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It is important to note that more effective treatment programs could include a combination ofglycemiccontroland improved hypertension control, since both can reduce microvascular risks.
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The report was generally favorable to the prescription of insulin pumps at the clinical level, because it provides increased flexibility to patients, betterglycemiccontrol, and improves quality of life.
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Patients can do this by self-monitoring, the results of which are reviewed with a clinician who, through the patient, can acquire a picture of the level ofglycemiccontrol.
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Six weeks of treatment with ziprasidone resulted in minimal effects on weight, and minimal changes in blood lipids or measures ofglycemiccontrol.
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This large and controlled study also showed that improvement inglycemiccontrolcould reduce the incidence of microvascular complications for type 1 diabetes by 60%.
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Both preparations should be coupled with a longer acting insulin for goodglycemiccontrol.
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Only tightglycemiccontrolwas unequivocally demonstrated to slow the progression of neuropathy.
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Current treatments are often inefficient at sustainingglycemiccontroland may cause undesirable side effects, such as weight gain and episodes of hypoglycemia.
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Insulin degludec also has the ability to be mixed with other insulins, thereby improvingglycemiccontrol.
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They cause sedation and weight gain, which can worsen a diabetic'sglycemiccontrol.
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Regardless of whetherglycemiccontrolhas been achieved through treatment these epigenetic mechanisms are lasting and do not change with the alteration of diet.
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