"New Outcomes Data for Type 2 Diabetes" is the subject of a breakfast continuing education program that will be held in Chicago on Thursday, Oct. 5. The session, hosted by Drug Topics and Formulary magazines, will examine the implications of new diabetes research and will also look at the need for tighter glucose control to minimize complications as well as the economic impact of early intervention for patients at risk for Type 2 diabetes.
"New Outcomes Data for Type 2 Diabetes" is the subject of a breakfast continuing education program that will be held in Chicago on Thursday, Oct. 5. The session, hosted by Drug Topics and Formulary magazines, will examine the implications of new diabetes research and will also look at the need for tighter glucose control to minimize complications as well as the economic impact of early intervention for patients at risk for Type 2 diabetes. The session will feature Frank Kennedy, M.D., of the Mayo Clinic College of Medicine, and Andrew Selwyn, M.D., of Harvard Medical School. To register for the event, visit: http://apps.redidata.com/diabetes/.
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