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In Brief Gestational diabetes mellitus is a common disease, affecting 7% of pregnant women annually (200,000 cases are diagnosed each year). While insulin has been the accepted treatment for gestational diabetes when diet and exercise are not effective at controlling blood glucose, attention is now focused on the safety and effectiveness of oral agents.
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