Education and individualized support regarding exercise and diabetes improves glucose control and level of physical activity in type 1 diabetes individuals (original) (raw)

Abstract

Background: Physical activity is advocated in all individuals with diabetes. However, good glycemic control can be difficult to achieve due to exercise induced glucose excursions.Objective: To eval ...

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