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D0 94 D0 Be D0 Bf D0 Be D0 Bb D0 Bd D0 B8 D1 82о ‘emerging insulin independent approaches for the management of type 2 diabetes’ chair: clifford j. bailey, phd professor of clinical science head of diabetes research life and health sciences aston university birmingham, united kingdom bernard charbonnel, md professor of endocrinology and metabolic diseases head of internal medicine, endocrinology and diabetes university of nantes nantes. Mar 23, 2015 •. 133 likes • 89,379 views. janet tibaldo. this provides an overview of management approaches. much of this work relied heavily on bhavin aswani's evolution of management thought, management 2's, the evolution of management study and management yesterday and today. many other sources were also used in the slides.

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