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Mike C Why Feldman would waste his time with a hack like you is beyond me. I know he bends over backwards to hear all viewpoints, but you bring nothing to table, and are way out of your league by sitting...
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Edward Kerstein I think that’s fair, I just think the two can become easily conflated in some people’s minds. Consumers should have access to these devices even if there is no benefit shown in RCTs.
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Kevin Bass I am not commenting about whether or not they should be available with or without prescription, nor about whether they allow you to track blood glucose. I am only commenting on the evidence for...
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