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Insulin resistance in children

Shim et al., 1999

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5863065551150194479
Author
Shim M
Geffner M
Publication year
Publication venue
The Endocrinologist

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Advances in our knowledge about insulin action have provided insights into possible mechanisms of insulin resistance. The molecular and genetic bases of insulin resistance are areas of active research. In the clinical arena, insulin resistance has emerged as a familiar …
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