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American Diabetes Association Complete Guide to Diabetes American Diabetes Association (McGraw Hill Contemporary Distributed Products, 3rd edition, 2002)
A comprehensive and easy-to-read home reference with just about everything you need to know about diabetes self-care. Filled with hundreds of tips and ideas for living well with diabetes.
Diabetes, A Guide to Living Well: A Program of Individualized Self-Care Ernest Lowe and Gary Arsham, M.D., Ph.D. (Chronimed Publishing, 1997)
This revised edition includes extensive information on designing individualized self-care programs. Both authors have had diabetes for many years and offer strategies for coping with its many challenges.
Diabetes: The Most Comprehensive, Up-to-Date Information Available to Help You Understand Your Condition, Make the Right Treatment Choices, and Cope Effectively David M. Nathan, M.D., with John F. Lauerman (Crown Publishing, 1997)
A readable, informative guide to intensive diabetes treatment, written by a leading authority. Includes case studies of patients and advice from staff members of Massachusetts General Hospital, where tight blood glucose control got its start.
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