Current Diabetes Reports

, Volume 9, Issue 3, pp 183–184 | Cite as

Reinforcing healthy behaviors: Is there a role for CGM?

  • Katie Weinger
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Keywords

Hypoglycemia Continuous Monitoring Continuous Glucose Monitoring Mental Health Research Glycemic Target 
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  • Katie Weinger

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