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Featuring a recommended approach to diagnosing and treating patients with Type II diabetes This clinical book for health care professionals features the most up-to-date approaches and protocols for diagnosing and treating patients with type 2 diabetes. Over 18 million people are living with diabetes and the majority have been diagnosed as type 2—a group particularly at-risk for cardiovascular complications. Health care practitioners will find this comprehensive resource for type 2 indispensable, providing the most up-to-date guidelines for diagnosis, treatment, glucose, and cardiovascular disease risk factor control as well as nutrition and exercise. Professionals will find the array of treatment options for all stages of cardiovascular disease particularly useful, as well as the behavior modification strategies. This book DOES NOT contain a CD-ROM

CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 5.0 based on 2 reviews)

Excellent Book by Benjamin G. Steward

5 Stars
December 30, 2009
This book covers nearly every aspect of Type 2 DM. From the initial diagnosis, pathology, available medications, and complications, this book has it all. This is an excellent resource for practitioners not only in primary care, but all medical specialties. It is easy to read and each chapter has highlights in the beginning that provide a brief summary of what each section is about. I highly recommend this book to anyone who takes care of diabetic patients.

Diabetes is a mess by Ney Feijo (Brazil)

5 Stars
November 26, 2009
Now we have lots of medicine to treat diabetes. We also have doctors who give us fifteen minutes of attention. Better to study carefully and see if we are being well treated. Buy your glucometer, check everyday, be careful. This book helps a lot.

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