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Initiating continuous glucose monitoring in primary care was tied to improved HbA1c and lower recurrent hospitalizations and ED visits among patients with diabetes, according to a recently published study.“It is refreshing to see the impact of advancing current therapies within primary care,” Sybil J. Hodgson, MD, assistant vice president of clinical services at Montefiore Medical
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