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Does the uncertainty of commonly performed glucose measurements allow identification of individuals at high risk for diabetes?

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Does the uncertainty of commonly performed glucose measurements allow identification of individuals at high risk for diabetes? (English)

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Exercise-induced changes in insulin-like growth factors and their low molecular weight binding protein in healthy subjects and patients with growth hormone deficiency

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A clinical approach for the diagnosis of diabetes mellitus: an analysis using glycosylated hemoglobin levels. Meta-analysis Research Group on the Diagnosis of Diabetes Using Glycated Hemoglobin Levels

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