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Alexander Coulter1, Rashmi N Aurora2, Naresh M Punjabi3

  • 1Department of Statistics, Texas A&M University.

The annals of applied statistics
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PubMed
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这项研究引入了一种更快的方法来分析连续血糖监测 (CGM) 数据,以了解糖尿病管理. 它发现硫基尿素药物影响葡萄糖变化,而夜间氧气不和变化是葡萄糖调节的关键.

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