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Martin J Kurian1, Peter J Rentzepis1, Ann M Carracher1
1Close Concerns, San Francisco, California.
Journal of Diabetes
|December 15, 2018
Summary
Researchers and clinicians can stay updated on the latest diabetes and obesity care developments through monthly reviews. These insights are crucial for advancing research and clinical practice in these fields.
Area of Science:
- Endocrinology
- Metabolic Diseases
- Clinical Research
Background:
- Close Concerns is a dedicated healthcare information company specializing in diabetes and obesity.
- They publish "Closer Look," a periodical offering news and insights in these critical health areas.
- The Journal of Diabetes features a monthly "News" section from Close Concerns.
Discussion:
- The "News" feature provides a curated review of recent advancements.
- Content is tailored for both researchers and practicing clinicians.
- This ensures accessibility of cutting-edge information.
Key Insights:
- The reviews highlight significant developments in diabetes management.
- Obesity care strategies and breakthroughs are also covered.
- This facilitates the translation of research into clinical application.
Outlook:
- Continued monthly updates will track emerging trends in diabetes and obesity.
- This resource supports ongoing education and innovation in the field.
- The collaboration aims to improve patient outcomes through informed care.
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