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quadgram	frequency
patients with type diabetes	116
in patients with diabetes	76
in patients with type	72
with type diabetes mellitus	55
in people with diabetes	49
a risk factor for	49
this study was to	49
in patients with covid	49
of this study was	48
the aim of this	46
aim of this study	46
a systematic review and	45
systematic review and meta	43
of patients with diabetes	38
of people with diabetes	36
alcoholic fatty liver disease	34
patients with diabetes mellitus	34
for the treatment of	33
severe acute respiratory syndrome	33
nonalcoholic fatty liver disease	32
a l p r	31
r n a l	31
o u r n	31
of type diabetes mellitus	31
in type diabetes mellitus	31
l p r e	31
n a l p	31
p r o o	31
j o u r	31
r o o f	31
u r n a	31
an increased risk of	30
people with type diabetes	29
for the management of	29
patients with t d	28
adults with type diabetes	28
the prevalence of diabetes	28
patients with t dm	28
with type diabetes and	26
as well as the	26
people with diabetes in	25
in patients with t	25
acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus	24
of type diabetes in	24
with and without diabetes	23
were more likely to	23
prevalence of type diabetes	23
type and type diabetes	23
on the other hand	23
oral glucose tolerance test	23
patients with metabolic syndrome	23
type diabetes mellitus and	22
prevalence of diabetes in	22
has been shown to	22
people with diabetes and	21
outcomes in patients with	21
patients with coronavirus disease	21
patients with diabetes and	21
the primary composite outcome	21
patients with diabetes in	21
acute respiratory distress syndrome	20
increase the risk of	20
in t dm patients	20
is a risk factor	20
at the end of	20
for patients with diabetes	20
for people with diabetes	20
study was to evaluate	19
middle east respiratory syndrome	19
the aim of the	19
patients with and without	19
of the study was	18
of the metabolic syndrome	18
of the present study	18
has been associated with	18
was found to be	18
the world health organization	18
in the pathogenesis of	18
prevalence of diabetes mellitus	18
was to evaluate the	18
people living with diabetes	18
the diabetes education program	17
of diabetes mellitus in	17
the management of diabetes	17
in the control group	17
study was to investigate	17
people with diabetes are	17
diabetes is associated with	17
in the development of	17
aim of the study	17
in type diabetic patients	16
a retrospective cohort study	16
infections in patients with	16
a higher risk of	16
to be associated with	16
and diastolic blood pressure	16
cardiovascular risk factors in	16
the present study was	16
the end of the	16
were found to be	16
were significantly higher in	16
no conflict of interest	16
the cost of diabetes	16
an important role in	16
and risk factors for	16
with diabetes and covid	15
was to investigate the	15
as a risk factor	15
in the presence of	15
prevalence of metabolic syndrome	15
people with diabetes have	15
is associated with a	15
one of the most	15
increases the risk of	15
risk factor for the	15
a systematic review of	15
it has been shown	15
of diabetes mellitus and	15
compared with those without	15
the international diabetes federation	15
of diabetes in patients	14
diabetes in patients with	14
patients infected with sars	14
of this study is	14
control in patients with	14
was significantly higher in	14
patients with diabetes were	14
and type diabetes mellitus	14
risk factors for mortality	14
with type diabetes in	14
prevalence of diabetes and	14
and prognosis of covid	14
has been shown that	14
of diabetes in india	14
mortality in patients with	14
of patients infected with	14
of diabetes in the	13
in the united states	13
to the development of	13
systolic and diastolic blood	13
divided into two groups	13
among patients with diabetes	13
the impact of covid	13
family history of diabetes	13
been shown to be	13
associated with an increased	13
is associated with increased	13
the prevalence of metabolic	13
in patients with metabolic	13
changes in a c	13
the american diabetes association	13
this study is to	13
management of diabetes in	13
in adults with type	13
disease control and prevention	12
factor for the progression	12
for disease control and	12
article is protected by	12
type diabetic patients with	12
east respiratory syndrome coronavirus	12
there was no significant	12
people at risk of	12
and impaired glucose tolerance	12
access to health care	12
is protected by copyright	12
it is important to	12
a significant increase in	12
in the management of	12
in times of covid	12
advanced glycation end products	12
this article is protected	12
the study was to	12
of blood glucose control	12
of individuals with diabetes	12
of medical care in	12
there were no significant	12
is one of the	12
barriers to diabetes self	12
the aim of our	12
factors for mortality of	12
was associated with a	12
and outcomes in patients	12
aim of our study	11
considerations for patients with	11
and body mass index	11
at increased risk for	11
recommendations for the management	11
medical care in diabetes	11
at the time of	11
found to be significantly	11
study was to assess	11
subjects with type diabetes	11
in patients with coronavirus	11
a randomized controlled trial	11
the prognosis of covid	11
diabetes in times of	11
between the two groups	11
risk of developing diabetes	11
center for disease control	11
patients with or without	11
at higher risk of	11
treatment of type diabetes	11
at the same time	11
for the progression and	11
control in type diabetes	11
diabetes is a risk	11
hypertension and diabetes mellitus	11
standards of medical care	11
glucose control and outcomes	11
control and outcomes in	11
of our study was	11
home foot temperature monitoring	11
for age and sex	11
the progression and prognosis	11
association of blood glucose	11
blood glucose control and	11
declare no conflict of	11
were included in the	11
in a mouse model	11
risk of type diabetes	11
at a dose of	11
studies have shown that	11
progression and prognosis of	11
with diabetes in times	11
of type diabetes and	11
in a c level	11
are more susceptible to	11
among people with diabetes	11
a significant decrease in	10
have been shown to	10
were divided into two	10
clinical characteristics of coronavirus	10
and the presence of	10
with an increased risk	10
have an increased risk	10
obesity and type diabetes	10
res clin pract doi	10
in children and adolescents	10
at risk of dfd	10
people with t d	10
at the isolation sites	10
of angiotensin converting enzyme	10
the prevalence of type	10
the objective of this	10
diabetes res clin pract	10
the healthy south texas	10
with type and type	10
studies are needed to	10
a significant reduction in	10
among people with type	10
clinical considerations for patients	10
was no significant difference	10
the global burden of	10
that people with diabetes	10
at high risk for	10
the impact of diabetes	10
risk factors associated with	10
the authors declare no	10
type diabetes mellitus in	10
our results suggest that	10
patients with hypertension and	10
more likely to develop	10
research design and methods	10
with or without diabetes	10
characteristics of coronavirus disease	10
of cardiovascular risk factors	10
important role in the	10
chinese center for disease	10
authors declare no conflict	10
management of type diabetes	10
fasting plasma glucose and	10
in the absence of	10
with hypertension and diabetes	10
our study was to	10
with t dm and	10
reduce the risk of	10
in addition to the	10
high prevalence of diabetes	10
more likely to have	10
to those without diabetes	9
in the context of	9
play an important role	9
of patients with type	9
components of metabolic syndrome	9
effects of curcumin on	9
that patients with diabetes	9
claims in published maps	9
present study was to	9
increased risk for covid	9
monitoring of blood glucose	9
of the prevalence of	9
burden of diabetes in	9
the presence of diabetes	9
published maps and institutional	9
with regard to jurisdictional	9
are patients with hypertension	9
in published maps and	9
and the risk of	9
type diabetes mellitus patients	9
prevention and control of	9
coronavirus disease in china	9
to jurisdictional claims in	9
remains neutral with regard	9
the chinese center for	9
nature remains neutral with	9
than those without diabetes	9
that the use of	9
was to assess the	9
presence or absence of	9
objective of this study	9
regard to jurisdictional claims	9
in the general population	9
springer nature remains neutral	9
fatty liver disease and	9
compared to those without	9
in older adults with	9
impact of diabetes on	9
neutral with regard to	9
diabetes mellitus at increased	9
for the prevention and	9
mellitus at increased risk	9
a mouse model of	9
there was a significant	9
diabetes was associated with	9
the purpose of this	9
those with type diabetes	9
jurisdictional claims in published	9
of persons with diabetes	9
in the case of	9
with t d who	9
at high risk of	9
with diabetes are more	9
the quality of life	9
to investigate the association	9
and the prevalence of	9
and insulin resistance in	9
the first biennium and	9
in the prevalence of	9
at increased risk of	9
have shown that the	9
practical recommendations for the	9
for the development of	9
with those without diabetes	9
economic burden of diabetes	9
on the surfaces of	9
and diabetes mellitus at	9
prevalence and impact of	9
in t d patients	9
maps and institutional affiliations	9
of metabolic syndrome and	9
insulin resistance in the	9
risk of disease worsening	9
associated with type diabetes	9
the prevalence of the	9
of coronavirus disease in	9
no significant difference in	9
are more likely to	9
in the first biennium	9
newly diagnosed type diabetes	8
with a higher risk	8
a significant positive correlation	8
participants with type diabetes	8
a significant reduction of	8
patients were divided into	8
was associated with higher	8
for mortality of adult	8
with an increase in	8
increased risk of infection	8
a role in the	8
patients with diabetes had	8
the first and second	8
national health and nutrition	8
associated with a higher	8
incidence of type diabetes	8
clinical course and risk	8
with the metabolic syndrome	8
mortality of adult inpatients	8
and its association with	8
in people with type	8
associated with insulin resistance	8
and nutrition examination survey	8
the severity of covid	8
people infected with sars	8
risk factor for covid	8
a total of patients	8
of reactive oxygen species	8
healthy south texas initiative	8
of adult inpatients with	8
with metabolic syndrome and	8
from the coronavirus disease	8
characteristics and outcomes of	8
it is possible that	8
people with diabetes during	8
important lessons from the	8
with diabetes were more	8
note springer nature remains	8
in a patient with	8
of diabetes among people	8
a large number of	8
during the progression of	8
lessons from the coronavirus	8
more than half of	8
in the current study	8
hospitalized patients with covid	8
the effects of curcumin	8
as one of the	8
in hospitalized patients with	8
increased risk of developing	8
on glycemic control in	8
was defined based on	8
with diabetes in brazil	8
and important lessons from	8
compared to the control	8
prevalence of diabetes among	8
the high prevalence of	8
aged between and years	8
the risk of infection	8
adult inpatients with covid	8
in patients with sars	8
characteristics of patients with	8
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease	8
as well as in	8
relationship between diabetes and	8
and its impact on	8
of and important lessons	8
were not significantly different	8
and control of diabetes	8
the mean age was	8
and is associated with	8
role in the development	8
on the prognosis of	8
aim of the present	8
subjects with metabolic syndrome	8
development of type diabetes	8
in people at risk	8
the severe acute respiratory	8
a high prevalence of	8
health and nutrition examination	8
the metabolic syndrome and	8
diabetes in latin america	8
significantly higher in the	8
to the control group	8
risk of infection with	8
diabetes and cardiovascular disease	8
were excluded from the	8
mortality due to covid	8
in nonalcoholic fatty liver	8
was not associated with	8
in the second biennium	8
and chronic kidney disease	8
test was used to	8
course and risk factors	8
characteristics of and important	7
was approved by the	7
was defined as the	7
in critically ill patients	7
a report of cases	7
the patients with diabetes	7
risk of infection and	7
patients with diabetes during	7
in patients with chronic	7
the management of type	7
obesity and insulin resistance	7
efficacy and safety of	7
interaction of two pandemics	7
ace inhibitors and arbs	7
nafld and t dm	7
our study shows that	7
was positively associated with	7
the majority of the	7
diabetes hospitalized for covid	7
clinical characteristics of patients	7
in patients with ms	7
of the patients had	7
type diabetes in a	7
in the setting of	7
with diabetes in the	7
who participated in the	7
the management of people	7
in a rat model	7
in the present study	7
a national diabetes plan	7
diabetes during the covid	7
a crucial role in	7
were not associated with	7
is mainly due to	7
of metabolic syndrome was	7
of t dm patients	7
a review of the	7
of a national diabetes	7
plasma glucose levels and	7
diet and physical activity	7
the increasing prevalence of	7
cost of diabetes was	7
summary of a report	7
outcomes of patients with	7
be a risk factor	7
diabetes among people infected	7
clinical features of patients	7
cases from the chinese	7
was significantly associated with	7
and impact of diabetes	7
that the prevalence of	7
did not differ between	7
on people with diabetes	7
of insulin resistance and	7
was used to assess	7
diabetes were more likely	7
of a report of	7
bmi ae kg m	7
national cholesterol education program	7
knowledge and behavioral beliefs	7
prevalence of overweight and	7
the treatment of diabetes	7
a rat model of	7
and angiotensin receptor blockers	7
at the level of	7
and increased risk of	7
prevention and treatment of	7
before and after the	7
in the treatment of	7
one of the main	7
were found to have	7
of cases from the	7
on the surface of	7
risk factors such as	7
were no significant differences	7
glucose levels and diabetes	7
the quality of the	7
patients hospitalized for covid	7
would like to thank	7
from the chinese center	7
in individuals with t	7
purpose of this study	7
oxidative stress and inflammation	7
with diabetes had a	7
in the intervention group	7
mortality in people with	7
icu admission or death	7
development of insulin resistance	7
of patients with covid	7
individuals with t d	7
among people infected with	7
study was designed to	7
as a result of	7
the association between the	7
further studies are needed	7
the prevalence of mets	7
factors in patients with	7
an increase in the	7
progression of t dm	7
a higher prevalence of	7
due to the covid	7
report of cases from	7
of nonalcoholic fatty liver	7
prevention of type diabetes	7
to investigate the relationship	7
differences were found in	7
found in patients with	7
the national cholesterol education	7
to the fact that	7
was carried out in	7
is the most common	7
the authors declare that	7
impact of diabetes among	7
the risk of cardiovascular	6
fetal growth and development	6
with diabetes hospitalized for	6
liver fat content in	6
in the patients with	6
after adjustment for age	6
the increased risk of	6
those who did not	6
study was approved by	6
the expression of the	6
diabetes had a higher	6
of diabetes and its	6
were measured by elisa	6
on the basis of	6
an essential role in	6
and cardiovascular risk factors	6
used for the treatment	6
angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors	6
as part of the	6
children and adolescents with	6
in blood glucose levels	6
investigate the effect of	6
our aim was to	6
complications associated with diabetes	6
role in the pathogenesis	6
significant positive correlation with	6
higher in patients with	6
the development of diabetes	6
worries related to the	6
with and without t	6
the economic burden of	6
diabetes and its complications	6
the risk of covid	6
study was conducted in	6
development and progression of	6
these findings suggest that	6
the maximum of the	6
of the patients with	6
the development and progression	6
inhibitors and angiotensin receptor	6
compared with the general	6
to evaluate the association	6
the progression of t	6
of genes involved in	6
features of patients with	6
burden of diabetes and	6
and clinical characteristics of	6
the expression of ace	6
subjects with and without	6
assess the prevalence of	6
risk factor for type	6
to investigate the effect	6
study was to analyze	6
in the regulation of	6
interest the authors declare	6
management of people with	6
be due to the	6
social and emotional support	6
authors declare that they	6
the development of insulin	6
individuals with type diabetes	6
has been found to	6
to insulin resistance and	6
children with t d	6
diabetes education program was	6
glycemic control in patients	6
diabetes mellitus is associated	6
to assess the prevalence	6
obesity is associated with	6
of t dm and	6
infections and type diabetes	6
a positive correlation between	6
the results of this	6
not included in the	6
was associated with increased	6
of the primary composite	6
diabetes research and clinical	6
study was carried out	6
are needed to clarify	6
impact of the pandemic	6
higher prevalence of hypertension	6
of hepatic steatosis and	6
patients with severe covid	6
of overweight and obesity	6
no significant differences between	6
was defined as a	6
mainly due to the	6
increases the expression of	6
in people with t	6
analysis was used to	6
the individual household level	6
for the diagnosis of	6
the extent to which	6
the aim was to	6
on the cost of	6
the incidence of type	6
with diabetes during the	6
direct cost of diabetes	6
living with diabetes and	6
in a c levels	6
the prevalence of ms	6
of diabetes and impaired	6
diabetes as a risk	6
for people with type	6
groups according to the	6
may be associated with	6
and angiotensin ii receptor	6
hepatic insulin resistance and	6
at risk of developing	6
children with type diabetes	6
the interaction of two	6
should be considered as	6
use of angiotensin converting	6
with diabetes have a	6
was based on the	6
often or sometimes felt	6
with diabetes are at	6
factor for type diabetes	6
compared to those who	6
are at higher risk	6
of interest the authors	6
included in the study	6
in patients with non	6
death in patients with	6
of patients with coronavirus	6
in visceral adipose tissue	6
related to the covid	6
tolerant offspring of type	6
mellitus is associated with	6
global burden of disease	6
impaired glucose tolerance in	6
morbidity and mortality in	6
with novel coronavirus in	6
obesity and metabolic syndrome	6
has the potential to	6
with regard to the	6
waist to hip ratio	6
and diagnosis of diabetes	6
towards empowering diabetic patients	6
research and clinical practice	6
quality of life and	6
for the prevention of	6
are at increased risk	6
glucose tolerant offspring of	6
sample was taken for	6
and outcomes of patients	6
fatty liver disease in	6
baseline a c values	6
during the first biennium	6
diabetic patients compared to	6
and its effect on	6
with impaired glucose tolerance	6
with the use of	6
of morbidity and mortality	6
in the form of	6
independent risk factor for	6
the onset of the	6
those living with diabetes	6
of the patients were	6
angiotensin ii receptor blockers	6
that they have no	6
such as t dm	6
the results of the	6
study was to determine	6
on the management of	6
were measured at baseline	6
blood glucose levels in	6
sectional study was conducted	6
associated with increased risk	6
the prevention and control	6
an independent risk factor	6
of hospitalized patients with	6
at the individual household	6
than in those without	6
of cardiovascular and renal	6
with high levels of	6
it is estimated that	6
study was to examine	6
between patients with and	6
significant increase in the	6
an important risk factor	6
in low and middle	6
unveiling the interaction of	6
history of diabetes mellitus	6
their blood glucose levels	6
declare that they have	6
the primary outcome was	6
associated with a significantly	6
in this study we	6
estimates of the prevalence	6
the relationship between diabetes	6
type diabetes and cardiovascular	6
of patients with t	6
with coronary artery disease	6
morbidly obese patients with	6
patients with diabetes who	6
type diabetes in the	6
evaluate the effect of	6
and an increase in	6
this study was designed	6
the mean age of	5
have been linked to	5
in patients with hyperglycemia	5
diabetes prevention and control	5
important risk factor for	5
the clinical course of	5
the absence of a	5
from the international diabetes	5
this study was conducted	5
significant positive correlation between	5
in the expression of	5
people with and without	5
hepatitis b virus infection	5
in the control of	5
endotoxin and nitric oxide	5
duration of diabetes was	5
risk of developing cardiovascular	5
for mortality and morbidity	5
compared to healthy individuals	5
and without t dm	5
all patients with diabetes	5
respiratory distress syndrome and	5
vitro and in vivo	5
in individuals with diabetes	5
n in the second	5
morbidity in patients with	5
duration of diabetes were	5
the development of t	5
as a marker of	5
a literature search was	5
and management of diabetes	5
wellington towards empowering diabetic	5
between and years old	5
associated with acute respiratory	5
serum uric acid reduction	5
fear of getting infected	5
pathways with therapeutic implications	5
a dose of mg	5
the median indirect cost	5
been shown to improve	5
the interaction term between	5
to evaluate the effect	5
before and after treatment	5
diabetes and other ncds	5
in morbidly obese subjects	5
is likely to be	5
evaluate the impact of	5
was taken for assessment	5
was used to compare	5
by the use of	5
we do more on	5
is not associated with	5
were less likely to	5
is considered to be	5
investigate the association between	5
with hyperglycemia affected by	5
compared with those with	5
for and projections for	5
impaired glucose tolerance and	5
investigate the role of	5
for men and women	5
are available from the	5
in both the first	5
for people living with	5
management of diabetes and	5
converting enzyme inhibitors and	5
to people with diabetes	5
were significantly associated with	5
of metabolic syndrome in	5
diabetes prevalence estimates for	5
is a lack of	5
among patients with type	5
control of diabetes and	5
t d patients with	5
first week of lockdown	5
diabetes mellitus across latam	5
and at the end	5
led to a significant	5
regional diabetes prevalence estimates	5
dysfunction in patients with	5
can we do more	5
clinical outcomes of covid	5
statistically significant differences in	5
the presence of metabolic	5
the characteristics of patients	5
baseline a c level	5
dose of mg day	5
of the bg in	5
independent predictors for mortality	5
we would like to	5
the university hospital of	5
and mortality in patients	5
evaluate the association between	5
of randomized controlled trials	5
coronavirus infections and type	5
patients with diabetes have	5
with acute respiratory distress	5
in patients with acute	5
excellent very good health	5
clinical characteristics and outcomes	5
health expenditure for diabetes	5
total of patients with	5
older adults with type	5
taken for assessment of	5
it seems that the	5
in diabetic patients with	5
safety and efficacy of	5
risk factor for cardiovascular	5
the double burden of	5
high prevalence of type	5
in the incidence of	5
to investigate the effects	5
are at risk of	5
patients with hyperglycemia affected	5
skin and soft tissue	5
cost of diabetes for	5
this is an open	5
group of patients with	5
expression of aph b	5
in terms of the	5
the first week of	5
offspring of type dm	5
at least in part	5
study was conducted on	5
was associated with the	5
with increased risk of	5
metabolic control in patients	5
observed in the control	5
prevalence of the metabolic	5
infected with novel coronavirus	5
significantly higher in patients	5
the incidence of diabetes	5
are independent predictors for	5
a total of subjects	5
was significantly lower in	5
characteristics of patients infected	5
glucose uptake and glycogen	5
among participants with type	5
to participate in the	5
have beneficial effects on	5
of severe acute respiratory	5
they have no conflict	5
in south and central	5
the health care system	5
of hcq in patients	5
in individuals with type	5
increase in the prevalence	5
blood samples were collected	5
number of patients with	5
there is a lack	5
are more prone to	5
uptake and glycogen synthase	5
glycemic control in type	5
in order to avoid	5
outbreak of novel coronavirus	5
the median direct cost	5
higher risk of disease	5
the sugar handshake intervention	5
hyperglycemia affected by covid	5
insulin resistance and metabolic	5
and morbidity in patients	5
biennium and n in	5
the total direct cost	5
odds of disease worsening	5
in a sample of	5
both the first and	5
increased prevalence of diabetes	5
diabetes mellitus in the	5
more on glycemic control	5
adolescents with type diabetes	5
of diabetes and the	5
the middle east respiratory	5
and diabetes are independent	5
mean duration of diabetes	5
the total number of	5
type diabetes in children	5
an or rated as	5
effects of nationwide lockdown	5
in patients with and	5
the average age of	5
plasma glucose and insulin	5
this study shows that	5
the intensive care unit	5
compared to those with	5
the purpose of the	5
shared pathways with therapeutic	5
with a history of	5
term between time and	5
risk of developing t	5
and regional diabetes prevalence	5
drugs were not associated	5
the effect of a	5
were measured before and	5
may be related to	5
interaction term between time	5
conflict of interest the	5
individuals with diabetes are	5
first and second biennia	5
and n in the	5
diabetes are independent predictors	5
over a period of	5
variables are presented as	5
with peripheral artery disease	5
cells in type diabetes	5
were included in this	5
was used to evaluate	5
living with type diabetes	5
in patients with nonalcoholic	5
consequences of the covid	5
care for people with	5
in patients with dm	5
the leading cause of	5
the development of metabolic	5
and death in patients	5
the texas a m	5
in persons with diabetes	5
of this drug in	5
and risk of infections	5
the present study aims	5
number of scans per	5
in italian people with	5
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increasing the risk of	5
first biennium and n	5
to an increase in	5
the overall prevalence of	5
do more on glycemic	5
mortality and morbidity in	5
the expression of genes	5
with polycystic ovary syndrome	5
has been reported in	5
prevalence of mets was	5
an increased prevalence of	5
global and regional diabetes	5
it has also been	5
for adults with type	5
with the general population	5
indirect cost of diabetes	5
development of t d	5
during the study period	5
to the patients with	5
events in patients with	5
classification and diagnosis of	5
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have no conflict of	5
there is a need	5
the burden of diabetes	5
if infected with covid	5
reported an increase in	5
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the presence or absence	5
no significant differences were	5
cost of diabetes in	5
prevalence of comorbidities in	5
has also been shown	5
predictors for mortality and	5
higher risk of infection	5
features of patients infected	5
estimated glomerular filtration rate	5
burden of type diabetes	5
investigate the effects of	5
in overweight and obese	5
individuals with diabetes and	5
was to determine the	5
levels and diabetes are	5
patients hospitalized in the	5
and clinical outcomes of	5
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and impaired fasting glucose	5
hcq in patients with	5
patients with novel coronavirus	5
with nonalcoholic fatty liver	5
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the prevention and treatment	5
characteristics and risk factors	5
model of t dm	5
prevalence of cardiovascular risk	5
including those with diabetes	5
by the world health	5
of type diabetes is	5
maximum of the bg	5
with poor glycemic control	5
beta cell mass and	5
diabetes care in india	5
be used as a	5
study protocol for a	5
of diabetes mellitus on	5
of t d and	5
risk of the primary	5
a higher mortality risk	5
patients who continued working	5
insulin dependent diabetes mellitus	5
been shown to increase	5
a key role in	5
patients compared to healthy	5
compared to the patients	5
had a significant positive	5
inadequate knowledge and behavioral	5
with insulin resistance and	5
the prevalence of prediabetes	5
for the first time	5
the patients in the	5
of chronic kidney disease	5
the adipose tissue of	5
a major public health	5
the presence of the	5
not significantly different between	5
diabetes if infected with	5
control of type diabetes	5
impaired glucose tolerant offspring	5
investigate the relationship between	5
and the remaining studies	5
a review of pathogenesis	5
were significantly higher than	5
more likely to be	5
sociodemographic and health status	5
among participants with pre	5
improvement in glycemic control	5
previous studies have reported	5
t dm and nafld	5
with the primary composite	5
analyses were performed using	5
the risk of type	5
in vitro and in	5
shown that diabetic patients	5
this study aims to	5
in light of the	5
by the fact that	5
experiencing the primary composite	5
patients infected with novel	5
suffering from health problems	5
the prevalence of overweight	5
diabetes has been reported	5
no significant differences in	5
age of patients was	4
weight gain during pregnancy	4
informed consent was waived	4
for mortality of covid	4
a broad range of	4
patients with diabetes admitted	4
results suggest that the	4
among older adults in	4
the novel coronavirus disease	4
of coronary artery disease	4
spread of the virus	4
nash patients with ana	4
patients with diabetes hospitalized	4
with no cardiometabolic risk	4
higher in subjects with	4
of type diabetes with	4
a high risk of	4
diabetes hospitalised for covid	4
or type diabetes in	4
with diabetes should be	4
the time of diagnosis	4
glucose and insulin levels	4
of blood pressure and	4
intracellular insulin and insulin	4
on the other side	4
is associated with insulin	4
diabetes mellitus in india	4
a major risk factor	4
the patients with ifg	4
diabetes and other chronic	4
the highest level of	4
in morbidly obese patients	4
of disease worsening in	4
significant differences were found	4
the characteristics of participants	4
of diabetes among women	4
reductions in a c	4
the frequency of metabolic	4
may be due to	4
t dm compared to	4
tmprss and is blocked	4
with diabetes mellitus and	4
of diabetes and covid	4
it is likely that	4
of type diabetic patients	4
purpose of the study	4
of high fat diet	4
at the beginning and	4
diabetes and impaired fasting	4
for the interaction term	4
absence of a national	4
review of the literature	4
to evaluate the effectiveness	4
frequency of metabolic syndrome	4
a single cardiometabolic risk	4
a large primary care	4
and outcomes of critically	4
to evaluate the prevalence	4
for developing type diabetes	4
a relevant role in	4
with the development of	4
ace and tmprss and	4
to determine the association	4
significant negative correlation with	4
single cardiometabolic risk factor	4
have a role in	4
cost of diabetes mellitus	4
a cross sectional study	4
diabetic patients with and	4
increase the expression of	4
resulted in significant reduction	4
are at greater risk	4
as a consequence of	4
has also been reported	4
clinical practice guideline for	4
of chronic diseases in	4
an animal model of	4
these results suggest that	4
and improve health outcomes	4
offspring of type diabetes	4
of antidiabetic antihypertensive drugs	4
the primary and secondary	4
this retrospective cohort study	4
in the progression of	4
at a tertiary care	4
and quality of life	4
the setting of covid	4
a significant decrease of	4
systematic review with meta	4
body mass index and	4
of hepatic insulin clearance	4
not known to have	4
the innate and adaptive	4
with diabetes and hypertension	4
there were no differences	4
of diabetes and other	4
a statement from the	4
infection in italian people	4
included in this study	4
be associated with the	4
mean body mass index	4
during the first week	4
and without metabolic syndrome	4
among persons with diabetes	4
clinical characteristics and risk	4
prevention and management of	4
can increase the risk	4
presence of metabolic syndrome	4
of the study and	4
and did not attend	4
the case of covid	4
demonstrated that diabetes was	4
glycemic variability in diabetes	4
and outcomes among patients	4
in subjects with type	4
prevalence and risk factors	4
half of the participants	4
is believed to be	4
been found to be	4
phases of metabolic syndrome	4
and clinical outcomes in	4
of getting infected with	4
and tmprss and is	4
our data show that	4
we aimed to investigate	4
from the perspective of	4
index of insulin resistance	4
after the rehabilitation program	4
women with t d	4
participants who attended and	4
did not affect the	4
of comorbidities in the	4
diabetic impaired glucose tolerant	4
a high percentage of	4
and in vitro studies	4
of diabetes and hypertension	4
a c level was	4
type or type diabetes	4
cell entry depends on	4
the novel wuhan coronavirus	4
to be an important	4
with or without t	4
tandem basal iq system	4
in the pathophysiology of	4
the morbidly obese patients	4
adjusted for age and	4
in subcutaneous adipose tissue	4
factors associated with acute	4
increase in the risk	4
the use of metformin	4
set of models examined	4
of the coronavirus disease	4
patients hospitalized with covid	4
it is unclear whether	4
recruited during the first	4
in a c values	4
the psychological impact of	4
the percentage of neutrophils	4
a systematic review with	4
patients with a single	4
the health care systems	4
by the ethical committee	4
and institutional affiliations key	4
diabetes at the individual	4
it is clear that	4
to investigate the role	4
with severe acute respiratory	4
a prospective cohort study	4
people with type or	4
mg kg body weight	4
in comparison with the	4
on the impact of	4
it is known that	4
india during covid pandemic	4
metabolic syndrome and metabolic	4
with increased odds of	4
both men and women	4
for a randomized controlled	4
with type diabetes with	4
and to investigate the	4
in newly diagnosed type	4
role in the regulation	4
people with diabetes were	4
the efficacy and safety	4
due to the lack	4
enzyme inhibitors and angiotensin	4
between diabetes and infection	4
to be able to	4
to the risk of	4
in those with diabetes	4
logistic regression analysis was	4
and other chronic conditions	4
and fasting plasma glucose	4
risk of infections among	4
in the group of	4
a significant improvement of	4
dysfunction in type diabetes	4
intravenous glucose tolerance test	4
with t d were	4
and people with diabetes	4
during the second biennium	4
novel coronavirus in wuhan	4
diastolic blood pressure and	4
outcomes among patients hospitalized	4
to evaluate the possible	4
catalyzes the conversion of	4
management of blood glucose	4
of cardiovascular diseases in	4
of pandemic influenza a	4
reducing the risk of	4
of metabolic syndrome x	4
being able to manage	4
a large proportion of	4
in patients with nafld	4
to evaluate the effects	4
of the pandemic on	4
or rated as high	4
on the use of	4
of type diabetes by	4
patients with nonalcoholic steatohepatitis	4
of developing cardiovascular disease	4
blocked by a clinically	4
the immune response to	4
in prevalence of diabetes	4
in india during covid	4
of insulin resistance with	4
prevalence of comorbidities and	4
cox proportional hazard model	4
international diabetes federation diabetes	4
is to evaluate the	4
with type or type	4
the authors would like	4
participants recruited during the	4
at higher risk for	4
measured before and after	4
changes in body weight	4
median direct cost of	4
with pcos and obesity	4
hypoglycemia in patients with	4
results of this study	4
attended and did not	4
management of patients with	4
and hemoglobin a c	4
found to be associated	4
to improve diabetes care	4
in this study were	4
an experience to be	4
were at higher risk	4
before and h after	4
diabetes admitted to hospital	4
obesity in one patient	4
during the subsequent follow	4
levels were associated with	4
lower respiratory tract infections	4
pathogenesis of type diabetes	4
prevalence estimates for and	4
tandem basal iq technology	4
the risk of developing	4
the plasma levels of	4
are involved in the	4
median and interquartile range	4
for the present study	4
results from the international	4
in the study group	4
defined based on the	4
no cardiometabolic risk factors	4
in the metabolic syndrome	4
syndrome and metabolic abnormalities	4
glycemic control in the	4
in obese postmenopausal women	4
was inversely associated with	4
this study aimed to	4
evaluate the effects of	4
patients with impaired glucose	4
double burden of diabetes	4
and after the lockdown	4
for the metabolic syndrome	4
increased in patients with	4
in diabetes online communities	4
during and after the	4
blood sample was taken	4
patients with diabetes are	4
of the novel coronavirus	4
diabetes group education program	4
risk of t dm	4
by a clinically proven	4
blood glucose levels and	4
not only for the	4
diabetes in a large	4
teilnehmer innen der interventionsgruppe	4
of body mass index	4
likely to have diabetes	4
reduce the incidence of	4
and in patients with	4
medical and social history	4
care for patients with	4
and albumin creatinine ratio	4
can be used as	4
previous hay fever diagnosis	4
for women in bmi	4
there was a statistically	4
vivo and in vitro	4
for type diabetes mellitus	4
clinical and basic evidence	4
with diabetes compared with	4
contain the spread of	4
from the retention analyses	4
who attended and did	4
with diabetes in wuhan	4
distress syndrome and death	4
is associated with the	4
literature search was conducted	4
in the development and	4
of previous glycemic control	4
among those with pre	4
leading cause of death	4
than half of the	4
entrusted to general practitioners	4
body mass index was	4
hepatic insulin clearance and	4
not allow us to	4
of home foot temperature	4
glucose control should be	4
of infections among people	4
risk factors in patients	4
although there was a	4
virus and glycemic variability	4
was negatively associated with	4
and subcutaneous adipose tissue	4
risk for type diabetes	4
and is blocked by	4
of the participants were	4
the magnitude of the	4
not being able to	4
prognosis and practical considerations	4
women with type diabetes	4
risk of icu admission	4
level of uric acid	4
differ between patients with	4
evaluated the association between	4
and blood pressure measurements	4
in human adipose tissue	4
in the control population	4
to reduce the risk	4
the use of these	4
had a significantly higher	4
protocol for a randomized	4
after the lockdown phase	4
to contain the spread	4
for each mmol l	4
by wang et al	4
development of t dm	4
of comorbidities and its	4
our results show that	4
influenza virus and glycemic	4
as the number of	4
essential role in the	4
have been observed in	4
the diabetes prevention program	4
a position statement of	4
available from the corresponding	4
antihypertensive drugs were not	4
significantly higher prevalence of	4
were more susceptible to	4
with cardiovascular risk factors	4
classification of diabetes mellitus	4
not associated with a	4
mrna and protein levels	4
of icu admission or	4
of the same age	4
study of people with	4
of free fatty acids	4
and glycemic variability in	4
that diabetes was associated	4
the development of type	4
in type diabetes patients	4
regression analysis was used	4
type diabetes mellitus the	4
during years of follow	4
alone or in combination	4
it is essential to	4
men and women respectively	4
primary care cohort study	4
authors would like to	4
experience to be used	4
included in our review	4
study was to compare	4
with diabetes are not	4
in those without diabetes	4
the treatment of type	4
delay the onset of	4
digital health platforms such	4
design of the study	4
resistance and metabolic syndrome	4
in a developing country	4
risk factor for severe	4
estimates for and projections	4
adjustment for age and	4
connected to the program	4
frequently observed in the	4
from people with diabetes	4
to evaluate the impact	4
increase of insulin secretion	4
the association between diabetes	4
in the obese group	4
individuals with t dm	4
on the incidence of	4
clinical characteristics of covid	4
three groups according to	4
of developing diabetes in	4
clinical outcomes in patients	4
the number of scans	4
is blocked by a	4
levels of total cholesterol	4
the body mass index	4
a clinically proven protease	4
disease in type diabetes	4
of the burden of	4
with normal body weight	4
was a statistically significant	4
aimed to investigate the	4
overweight and obesity were	4
the criteria for the	4
observed among participants with	4
was carried out to	4
from the corresponding author	4
increased risk of adverse	4
impact of diabetes mellitus	4
of the impact of	4
showed a significant decrease	4
be at higher risk	4
with diabetes and other	4
and efficacy of hcq	4
risk of metabolic syndrome	4
of icu admission and	4
median indirect cost of	4
reported in patients with	4
approved by the ethical	4
the authors received no	4
with type diabetes during	4
the ethical committee of	4
control in people with	4
and the primary outcome	4
diabetes mellitus and its	4
committee of the university	4
risk of adverse outcomes	4
the course of the	4
such as those with	4
associated with a lower	4
have recently shown that	4
been suggested to be	4
been shown that the	4
reduction of hepatic insulin	4
diabetes federation diabetes atlas	4
by the presence of	4
inflammation and insulin resistance	4
diabetes and impaired glucose	4
china prevalence of comorbidities	4
c values over time	4
patients with diabetes hospitalised	4
patients affected by covid	4
characterized as a risk	4
and projections for and	4
two groups according to	4
the prevalence of diabetic	4
social determinants of health	4
in diabetic patients compared	4
characteristics and clinical outcomes	4
the design of the	4
cellular and molecular mechanisms	4
of diabetes at the	4
em standards of medical	4
at the th month	4
clinical course and outcomes	4
studies included in our	4
have now been developed	4
of tight glycemic control	4
the chronic care model	4
play a crucial role	4
the proportion of patients	4
in patients affected by	4
play a role in	4
control and risk of	4
with impaired glucose metabolism	4
hospitalized in the united	4
with diabetes admitted to	4
who stayed at home	4
study was performed in	4
the study was approved	4
and one of the	4
clinical course of covid	4
infections among people with	4
social support and self	4
manage diabetes if infected	4
but not in those	4
of the following criteria	4
a recent study in	4
in subjects with mets	4
association between fpg and	4
in impaired glucose tolerance	4
higher prevalence of diabetes	4
were significantly more obese	4
the study included patients	4
in metabolic syndrome and	4
people with high levels	4
ill patients with sars	4
levels were found to	4
that the numbers of	4
outcomes of critically ill	4
glycemic characteristics and clinical	4
found to be more	4
and its effects in	4
reduction of systemic inflammation	4
high risk of developing	4
to be higher in	4
with the primary outcome	4
over the past months	4
high density lipoprotein cholesterol	4
incidence of diabetes in	4
position statement of the	4
for patients with type	4
in a cohort of	4
levels in patients with	4
the incidence of different	4
with newly diagnosed diabetes	4
were associated with a	4
patients with newly diagnosed	4
psychosocial consequences of the	4
syndrome and death in	4
on ace and tmprss	4
a c values over	4
complications in patients with	4
on the expression of	4
course and outcomes of	4
improvement of insulin sensitivity	4
increased susceptibility to infection	4
group as compared to	4
in the range of	4
to be a risk	4
risk of infections in	4
of critically ill patients	4
controlled trial effect of	4
over the last years	4
on patients with covid	4
in the novel wuhan	4
to manage diabetes if	4
with hba c levels	4
and glucose levels were	4
prevalence of t d	4
published in this journal	4
entry depends on ace	4
development of metabolic syndrome	4
glycemic control and risk	4
in obese and non	4
and associated risk factors	4
associated with the development	4
clinically proven protease inhibitor	4
long duration of diabetes	4
in a large primary	4
increased odds of worsening	4
plays an important role	4
the impact of the	4
university of medical sciences	4
as part of a	4
evaluate the effectiveness of	4
used to evaluate the	4
diabetes or type diabetes	4
metabolism in patients with	4
to talk to about	4
and the severity of	4
may contribute to the	4
significantly less frequently observed	4
and the metabolic syndrome	4
significant differences between the	4
human umbilical vein endothelial	4
have been developed to	4
innate and adaptive immune	4
multivariate logistic regression analysis	4
was to analyze the	4
global burden of diabetes	4
and lack of support	4
health platforms such as	4
the danish diabetes association	4
had higher prevalence of	4
italian people with diabetes	4
to health care services	4
cells in patients with	4
risk of infection in	4
on the presence of	4
level of endotoxin and	4
a systematic literature review	4
it remains unclear whether	4
the effects of a	4
with metabolic syndrome were	4
and hba c were	4
carotid intima media thickness	4
the metabolic syndrome in	4
needs a careful evaluation	4
care during the covid	4
getting infected with covid	4
in response to the	4
between serum leptin and	4
may need to be	4
impaired fasting glucose in	4
the association between fpg	4
is a chronic disease	4
the use of hcq	4
diabetes management in primary	4
to the lack of	4
large primary care cohort	4
on the prevalence of	4
criteria for the metabolic	4
at risk of diabetes	4
during the course of	4
or in combination with	4
higher risk of developing	4
there was no difference	4
with good glycemic control	4
when compared with those	4
data were available for	4
with diabetes hospitalised for	4
among patients hospitalized with	4
disease in patients with	4
a total of consecutive	4
antidiabetic antihypertensive drugs were	4
in smoking and drinking	4
affected due to diabetes	4
depends on ace and	4
diabetes prevention and management	4
the predictive value of	4
critically ill patients with	4
a randomized clinical trial	4
diabetes is a chronic	4
may be considered as	4
it is assumed that	4
impact on people with	4
intensive blood glucose control	4
that the presence of	4
the severity of the	4
shown to be associated	4
as well as by	4
is an established risk	4
comorbidities associated with diabetes	4
a public health emergency	4
of t d patients	4
like peptide receptor agonists	4
increasing prevalence of diabetes	4
for the west zone	4
the beginning of the	4
better understanding of the	4
excluded from the study	4
nutrition and physical activity	4
produce high levels of	4
university hospital of padova	4
in the adipose tissue	4
comorbidities and its effects	4
significant improvement in glycemic	4
less frequently observed in	4
diabetes are more likely	4
for the use of	4
associated with the presence	4
burden metabolic syndrome diseases	4
associated with increased odds	4
chronic kidney disease in	4
the risk of hypertension	4
a significant correlation between	4
high risk for developing	4
associated with metabolic syndrome	4
we believe that the	4
sea buckthorn pulp oil	4
of diabetes and prediabetes	4
diabetes and cardiovascular diseases	4
positive correlation between the	4
guidelines for the prevention	4
those without diabetes in	4
insulin resistance in mice	4
the clinical presentation and	3
characteristics of cases of	3
common infections in diabetes	3
is involved in the	3
shown to increase ace	3
for each of the	3
presence of diabetes registries	3
latin american and caribbean	3
the immune system and	3
cardiovascular morbidity and mortality	3
glucose and insulin concentrations	3
and the immune system	3
the creative commons attribution	3
with overweight and obesity	3
compared to patients with	3
youth with type diabetes	3
promote insulin resistance in	3
prevalence of diabetes was	3
and the level of	3
factors associated with the	3
in people with nash	3
based on the american	3
the control group received	3
diabetes have a high	3
flash glucose monitoring system	3
obese patients with severe	3
in the initial phase	3
to be at higher	3
this was a cross	3
on liver fat content	3
of diabetes mellitus has	3
ir as an index	3
funding from an external	3
and mortality due to	3
and radiological findings of	3
of sars coronavirus to	3
public health problem in	3
cost of treatment was	3
prevalence of diabetic complications	3
expression of ace is	3
in women with type	3
was observed only in	3
queensland university of technology	3
in new york city	3
aldosterone system inhibitors in	3
of an outbreak of	3
the use of angiotensin	3
was observed in the	3
normal glucose tolerant group	3
in a prospective cohort	3
mortality among people with	3
of patients with metabolic	3
insulin secretion of pancreatic	3
of the quality of	3
among those in the	3
among patients with hypertension	3
average blood glucose level	3
type diabetes in latin	3
in the course of	3
the innate immune response	3
and the role of	3
use of this drug	3
coverage of any comorbidities	3
of diabetes distress in	3
of cases of novel	3
used to determine the	3
liver disease in patients	3
the difference between the	3
end of the study	3
inhibitors in patients with	3
admitted to icus of	3
of diabetes and a	3
underlying health conditions among	3
contribute to the increased	3
was found in the	3
the case of diabetes	3
levels were significantly higher	3
systematic reviews and meta	3
distributed under the terms	3
concentrations were significantly higher	3
two groups were compared	3
had a significant increased	3
have been reported to	3
is expected to be	3
without the primary composite	3
care in india during	3
relative muscle mass was	3
reflected by hba c	3
d who stayed at	3
into two groups according	3
higher in those with	3
reddit diabetes online communities	3
and soft tissue infections	3
model was used to	3
expression of macrophage markers	3
health conditions among patients	3
international diabetes federation criteria	3
der teilnehmer innen der	3
missed someone to talk	3
the challenges of covid	3
diseases such as tuberculosis	3
which has been shown	3
last weeks of the	3
of the most important	3
and the number of	3
the institutional review board	3
characteristics and prognosis of	3
evaluated by means of	3
learned for our future	3
a tertiary care hospital	3
communicable diseases such as	3
and with or without	3
be an important factor	3
in an animal model	3
authors received no funding	3
hba c in the	3
and of the patients	3
physical inactivity belongs to	3
was present in of	3
in animal models of	3
the thai comprehensive cirs	3
and those who were	3
sites on both feet	3
in the morning trial	3
of diabetic foot ulcers	3
due to diabetes if	3
diabetic patients have a	3
surveillance and health planning	3
targets for the treatment	3
the sensitivity and specificity	3
antihyperglycemic properties of hcq	3
was no difference in	3
diabetes and admission hyperglycemia	3
and epidemiology of novel	3
patients with inadequately controlled	3
emergency of international concern	3
a lower risk of	3
was designed to investigate	3
of cd t cells	3
the urgency of pandemic	3
on the role of	3
of glucose homeostasis alterations	3
those experiencing the primary	3
more than twice as	3
relationship to glycaemic control	3
cardiovascular disease and diabetes	3
measured at baseline and	3
aim was to assess	3
of high levels of	3
america and the caribbean	3
estimation of effects of	3
insulin therapy in the	3
patients with type and	3
evaluation and treatment of	3
the differences in the	3
a novel coronavirus from	3
selected underlying health conditions	3
cov in patients with	3
diabetic normal glucose tolerant	3
studies in our review	3
taken for analysis of	3
of novel coronavirus diseases	3
online version of this	3
storm syndromes and immunosuppression	3
use in patients with	3
diabetes care during covid	3
risk of morbidity and	3
diabetes mellitus in children	3
the analysis of the	3
our objective was to	3
in a reduction in	3
the study included type	3
clearance and intracellular insulin	3
technologies and effects on	3
their mean age were	3
associated with hba c	3
the study was conducted	3
infection in an in	3
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levels were measured by	3
the prevalence of bmsd	3
risk of diabetes in	3
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irregular pattern of pa	3
link between obesity and	3
systolic and diastolic pressure	3
did not find any	3
study clinical characteristics of	3
present in of patients	3
implementation and sustainability model	3
risk of hepatocellular carcinoma	3
to diabetes if infected	3
in primary care setting	3
multiple daily insulin injections	3
remotely connected to the	3
platforms such as ohcs	3
and effects on glycemic	3
and associated factors among	3
was conducted to highlight	3
were evaluated by means	3
for poor prognosis in	3
have a higher risk	3
of managing type diabetes	3
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impact of previous glycemic	3
medication adherence and self	3
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on prediabetes and metabolic	3
patients with hypertension hospitalized	3
and metabolic syndrome were	3
target organ damage associated	3
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the risk of diabetes	3
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and american college of	3
contribute to the development	3
cases of novel coronavirus	3
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creatinine ratio had a	3
in the urban area	3
visceral and subcutaneous adipose	3
cardiovascular events in patients	3
coronavirus infection on worsening	3
were compared to those	3
the university of lincoln	3
using the clarified criteria	3
clinical and biochemical features	3
of effects of nationwide	3
infection is associated with	3
or without t dm	3
increase in the number	3
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glycosylated haemoglobin and increase	3
infections in people with	3
menace of diabetes in	3
with the exception of	3
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high percentage of overweight	3
disease in latin america	3
people with chronic diseases	3
outcomes in type diabetes	3
the safety and efficacy	3
drug for the treatment	3
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week six of enrolment	3
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patients with npdr had	3
assessment of insulin resistance	3
were considered statistically significant	3
in adolescents with ms	3
hunan academy of traditional	3
th month of post	3
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low and middle income	3
percentage of fat mass	3
the mean body mass	3
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diabetes and type diabetes	3
risk of developing severe	3
high levels of il	3
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adults with and without	3
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improves insulin resistance and	3
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times higher risk to	3
of ip patients and	3
their quality of life	3
activities during and after	3
with and without metabolic	3
of diabetes is a	3
type diabetes during covid	3
cost of diabetes is	3
and pathogenesis of coronavirus	3
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study involved patients with	3
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risk factors for severity	3
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patients with diabetes was	3
poor prognosis of covid	3
resulted in a reduction	3
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in the population aged	3
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data were analyzed using	3
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a blood glucose concentration	3
telemedicine for diabetes care	3
and mean duration of	3
patients connected to the	3
management behaviour among patients	3
million people with diabetes	3
it was found that	3
the first confirmed case	3
curcumin was able to	3
to determine the prevalence	3
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characteristics of hospitalized patients	3
associated with worse covid	3
were on insulin pump	3
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be considered as an	3
type diabetes during lockdown	3
for individuals with diabetes	3
outcomes of patients infected	3
is important to note	3
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and reduced progression of	3
activity of curcumin has	3
a period of years	3
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subjects with t d	3
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and the overall population	3
after adjustment for sex	3
patients at high risk	3
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mild or severe htgpos	3
use of common antidiabetic	3
least two of the	3
system inhibitors in patients	3
characteristics of an outbreak	3
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role of oxidative stress	3
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risk factors in a	3
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clinical characteristics of cases	3
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obese t dm patients	3
treatment of diabetes in	3
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lipid accumulation in hepatocytes	3
the potential role of	3
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type diabetes mellitus on	3
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cause and cardiovascular mortality	3
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insulin resistance was calculated	3
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comorbidity in patients with	3
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comprehensive evaluation of clinical	3
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epidemiology of novel coronavirus	3
prevalence of obesity in	3
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was observed among participants	3
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risk factor for hypertension	3
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risk of cardiovascular events	3
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effect of parental care	3
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adult treatment panel iii	3
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severity of pandemic influenza	3
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organ damage associated with	3
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the incidence of foot	3
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novel coronavirus from patients	3
on insulin pump therapy	3
hospital use of antidiabetic	3
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congress on prediabetes and	3
management and relationship to	3
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a type diabetic patient	3
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macro and microvascular disease	3
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increasing prevalence of type	3
and risk of covid	3
liver fibrosis in nafld	3
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analyses were performed for	3
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to the general population	3
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age and sex adjusted	3
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months after the rehabilitation	3
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prevalence of and mortality	3
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conditions among patients with	3
after adjustment for other	3
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in the diabetic group	3
cardiovascular and renal complications	3
compared with normal individuals	3
public health emergency of	3
management of t d	3
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coronavirus to its receptor	3
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dm patients compared to	3
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for analysis of glycosylated	3
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virus origins and receptor	3
members of the communities	3
be taken into account	3
pathogenesis of coronavirus disease	3
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the lipid profile of	3
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cardiovascular and renal outcomes	3
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the cardiovascular risk factors	3
insulin concentrations were measured	3
lack of family support	3
vascular endothelial growth factor	3
greater convenience while not	3
elevated dsl levels were	3
the patients had a	3
clinical characteristics of hospitalized	3
infection on worsening of	3
american and caribbean countries	3
being more physically active	3
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diabetes care in the	3
diabetes has been associated	3
and classification of diabetes	3
hyperglycaemia on tocilizumab therapy	3
express high levels of	3
lockdown for containing coronavirus	3
risk to counteract infections	3
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intensive insulin therapy in	3
model using multivariate regression	3
it has been suggested	3
significantly higher than in	3
comorbidities in the novel	3
transition in latin america	3
after discharge from the	3
obesity and t dm	3
during the lockdown period	3
diabetes care activities during	3
progression to clinical diabetes	3
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the study and the	3
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disease was defined as	3
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receptor for advanced glycation	3
epidemiology of diabetes mellitus	3
to be significantly higher	3
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current status and unanswered	3
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the management of covid	3
investigate the association of	3
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of hyperglycaemia on tocilizumab	3
independent risk factors for	3
glucose in people with	3
on the level of	3
significant reduction in the	3
guidelines for the management	3
those with and without	3
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control of diabetes mellitus	3
access article distributed under	3
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the prevalence of steatohepatitis	3
function in patients with	3
in case of multiple	3
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with type diabetes diabetes	3
who are willing to	3
simulation model using multivariate	3
changes in the fundus	3
with irregular pattern of	3
glucose and lipid level	3
to increase ace expression	3
patients in the control	3
fasting blood glucose in	3
effects of curcumin supplementation	3
c bl j mice	3
number of mets components	3
in the community and	3
for the study of	3
patients with diabetes should	3
vascular changes in the	3
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to infection in an	3
a greater increase in	3
insulin resistance in patients	3
for containing coronavirus infection	3
prediabetes and metabolic syndrome	3
in people with nafld	3
several inflammatory rheumatic diseases	3