Unblinded CGM Should Replace Blinded CGM in the Clinical Management of Diabetes

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scientific article published on 15 February 2016

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Unblinded CGM Should Replace Blinded CGM in the Clinical Management of Diabetes

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Unblinded CGM Should Replace Blinded CGM in the Clinical Management of Diabetes

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Unblinded CGM Should Replace Blinded CGM in the Clinical Management of Diabetes.

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Unblinded CGM Should Replace Blinded CGM in the Clinical Management of Diabetes

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Unblinded CGM Should Replace Blinded CGM in the Clinical Management of Diabetes.

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Unblinded CGM Should Replace Blinded CGM in the Clinical Management of Diabetes

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David Ahn

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Jeremy Pettus

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Steven Edelman

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10.1177/1932296816632241

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