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Nurse advice on glucose monitoring for type 2 diabetes in children

Continuous glucose monitoring is now recommended for some young people with type 2 diabetes in a bid to improve outcomes and enable easier self-management
Posted 10 October 2023 - 01:00
Close up of a young woman’s arm with a continuous glucose monitoring device on it and recording the reading on a mobile phone
 
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