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    • More proof needed on costly diabetes drugs (Reuters)

    More proof needed on costly diabetes drugs (Reuters)

    Reuters - U.S. doctors are using a wider array of newer, more costly drugs to treat diabetes with little long-term proof that they work better than older, cheaper medications, U.S. researchers said on Monday.

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