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FAQ: What impact does lifestyle modification have on beta cell physiology and the progression of T2DM?

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FAQ: How durable are the effects of drugs used to treat type 2 diabetes?

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FAQ: Are there any differences between sulfonylureas and incretins in terms of weight effects?

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Frequently asked questions for the primary care community, excerpted from a conversation between a leading primary care physician and a world-renowned beta cell researcher. (2:27)

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FAQ: Why would I consider an incretin over a sulfonylurea, which has been known for over 50 years to promote insulin secretion by the beta cells?

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Frequently asked questions for the primary care community, excerpted from a conversation between a leading primary care physician and a world-renowned beta cell researcher. (1:15)

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FAQ: What impact do newer classes of drugs, such as the incretins, have on insulin secretion by the beta cells?

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Frequently asked questions for the primary care community, excerpted from a conversation between a leading primary care physician and a world-renowned beta cell researcher. (3:45)

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FAQ: Do any of the traditional drugs used to treat T2DM directly affect the beta cells?

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Frequently asked questions for the primary care community, excerpted from a conversation between a leading primary care physician and a world-renowned beta cell researcher. (4:59)

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FAQ: Why should the primary care community care what’s going on at the beta cell level if there’s no direct way to measure it right now?

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Frequently asked questions for the primary care community, excerpted from a conversation between a leading primary care physician and a world-renowned beta cell researcher. (2:56)

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FAQ: Are there tests that primary care physicians can use to gauge beta cell sensitivity or other measures of disease progression?

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Frequently asked questions for the primary care community, excerpted from a conversation between a leading primary care physician and a world-renowned beta cell researcher. (1:07)

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FAQ: What is happening to pancreatic beta cells in people with pre-diabetes?

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Frequently asked questions for the primary care community, excerpted from a conversation between a leading primary care physician and a world-renowned beta cell researcher. (2:30)

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FAQ: How has thinking changed about the relative roles of insulin resistance and secretion in the pathophysiology of T2DM?

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Frequently asked questions for the primary care community, excerpted from a conversation between a leading primary care physician and a world-renowned beta cell researcher. (1:28)

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