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Since type 2 diabetes is the number one risk factor for the progression to advanced liver fibrosis, monitoring diabetic patients is absolutely critical, especially considering the fact that the symptoms of disease progression can be nonexistent or very vague. Here with Dr. Mary Katherine Cheeley to break down the latest guidelines and strategies for monitoring liver health in patients with diabetes is endocrinologist Dr. Scott D. Isaacs.
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Since type 2 diabetes is the number one risk factor for the progression to advanced liver fibrosis, monitoring diabetic patients is absolutely critical, especially considering the fact that the symptoms of disease progression can be nonexistent or very vague. Here with Dr. Mary Katherine Cheeley to break down the latest guidelines and strategies for monitoring liver health in patients with diabetes is endocrinologist Dr. Scott D. Isaacs.

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