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Early and sustained diabetes technology exposure is associated with cognitive outcomes in youth with type 1 diabetes.

Sep 2026 · Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice · Vol 242, pp. 113548 · 0 citations
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Early and sustained CGM/AID were associated with more favorable verbal cognitive and general ability outcomes in youth with T1D, supporting a potential neuroprotective role of advanced diabetes technologies.

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