Dictionary of Terms and Medicines Used in Diabetic Treatment And Control

Dictionary Content Supplied To Diabetes Cure 101, by the National Diabetes Information Clearinghouse (NDIC)

The words are listed in alphabetical order. Some words have many meanings; only those meanings that relate to diabetes are included.
Words that appear in bold italic are defined elsewhere in the dictionary.
A term will refer the reader to another definition only when the second definition gives additional information about a topic that is directly related to the first term.

Information in this dictionary is not a substitute for your health care professional's advice.

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