Oral glucose tolerance test-based calculation identifies different glucose intolerance phenotypes within the impaired fasting glucose range.

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Published in J Diabetes Investig on January 21, 2014

Authors

Gian Piero Carnevale Schianca1, Gian Paolo Fra1, Marcello Bigliocca2, Roberto Mella2, Luca Rossi2, Ettore Bartoli2

Author Affiliations

1: Internal Medicine University Hospital "Maggiore della carità" Novara Italy.
2: Internal Medicine University Hospital "Maggiore della carità" Novara Italy ; Department of Clinical and Experimental Medicine Eastern Piedmont University "A. Avogadro" Novara Italy.

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