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The Danish Diabetes Association and GPs demand action: Patients receive inferior treatment after switching medications

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ENDOCRINOLOGICAL JOURNAL The Danish Diabetes Association calls for action: Patients receive inferior treatment after switching medications Up to 27,000 people with type 2 diabetes risk being affected by new reimbursement rules. Many have experienced poorer blood sugar control and more side effects.

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