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EDITOR'S PAGE
The Peanut Butter and Jelly Principle of Microvascular Disease
By Richard M. Bergenstal, MD, Chief Medical Editor
NEWS
May / June 2005
TODAY'S PRACTICE
Depression Linked to Inadequate Medication Adherence
Reviewed by Amy M. Kilbourne, PhD, MPH
Diabetic Patients Lost Weight, Improved Blood Sugar on Low-Carb Diet
By Conni Bergmann Koury, Editor-in-Chief
ISSUES IN DIABETES
Appropriate Primary Care Could Save $2.5 Billion Annually
Reviewed by Anne Elixhauser, PhD
Gene That Controls Fat Identified
Reviewed by Karen Reue, PhD
NEUROPATHY
ADA Releases Diabetic Neuropathies Statement
By Conni Bergmann Koury, Editor-in-Chief
Removable Cast Walkers: More Successful When Rendered Irremovable
By David G. Armstrong, PhD, DPM
Foot Disease Greatly Affects Quality of Life
By Andreas Katsambas, MD
Wound Healing: The Next Milennium
By Madhuri Reddy, MD, FRCPC
Erectile Dysfunction Associated with HbA1c Levels in Diabetic Men
Reviewed by Ernani Luis Rhoden, MD
RETINOPATHY
Differences in Perceived Barriers to Diabetic Eye Care
Reviewed by M. Elizabeth Hartnett, MD
NEPHROPATHY
Agents in Development for the Treatment of Diabetic Nephropathy
Reviewed by Kei Fukami, MD
Database Review of Routine Lab Test Could Identify Kidney Trouble
Reviewed by Amit X. Garg MD
CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION
CONFERENCE COVERAGE
CONFERENCE CALENDAR
INDUSTRY NEWS AND INNNOVATIONS
5 QUESTIONS WITH JAY HANDY
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