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When HbA1c and Blood Glucose Do Not Match: How Much Is Determined by Race, by Genetics, by Differences in Mean Red Blood Cell Age?

15 Nov 2018

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Commentary placing genetic ancestry markers and racial difference in HbA1c in the context of more common variations in the HbA1c-average glucose relationship and their clinical implications.

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PMID: 30445523
DOI: 10.1210/jc.2018-02409

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