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Nurse Practitioners & Physicians as Effective as Physicians in Early Diabetes...
Who should care for patients in the first five years of a diabetes diagnosis? New research in the American Journal of Medicine reveals that nurse practitioners, physician assistants and doctors are comparable in their management of diabetes during the first five years.
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