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Glycated hemoglobin test hits OTC market

Kupecs, 2003

Document ID
2123401499737908505
Author
Kupecs D
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Nurse Practitioner

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The FDA has approved the first over-the-counter single-use glycated hemoglobin test for diabetics to monitor their glycemic control at home. With the Metrika AlcNow, diabetic patients can now avoid laboratory visits, venipunctures in the arm, and delays in receiving …
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