Ellenberg & Rifkin's Diabetes Mellitus
Daniel Porte, Robert S. Sherwin, Alain Baron, Max Ellenberg, Harold Rifkin
McGraw Hill Professional, 2003 - Medical - 1047 pages
This comprehensive reference covers the latest developments and information on the scientific and clinical bases of the management of diabetes and its complications. Edited by leading national authorities, this text contains an appropriate balance of coverage between scientific and clinical considerations, supplying readers with state-of-the-art approaches to the management of diabetes. Thoroughly revised, the sixth edition of this classic text includes updated chapters on new drugs in development, diabetes self-management, and intensive therapy of diabetes mellitus, which is the preferred approach to managing the diabetic patient
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