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Study: Language Barriers Reduce CGM Access for Patients with Type 2 Diabetes

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Study finds patients with diabetes who prefer a non-English language are less likely to be prescribed continuous glucose monitors, even when their condition is poorly controlled.

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Study: Language barriers reduce CGM access for patients with type 2 diabetes

Study finds patients with diabetes who prefer a non-English language are less likely to be prescribed continuous glucose monitors, even when their condition is poorly controlled.

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