There is no blame game when managing our indigenous patients with diabetes.
Genetic factors make lifestyle changes less effective and some are at risk of a form of malignant, rapidly progressive T2DM in the setting of severe insulin resistance.
Advocating for improved resources and staffing of remote clinics is essential. 

Host: Dr David Lim | Total time: 31 mins

Guest: A/Prof Neale Cohen, Endocrinologist; Director of Clinical Diabetes, the Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute, Melbourne

 





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<li>There is no blame game when managing our indigenous patients with diabetes.</li>
<li>Genetic factors make lifestyle changes less effective and some are at risk of a form of malignant, rapidly progressive T2DM in the setting of severe insulin resistance.</li>
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<li>Advocating for improved resources and staffing of remote clinics is essential.&nbsp;</li>
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Host:&nbsp;Dr David Lim |&nbsp;Total time: 31 mins
Guest: &nbsp;A/Prof Neale Cohen,&nbsp;Endocrinologist; Director of Clinical Diabetes, the Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute, Melbourne
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