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June 6, 2008Diabetes CareOpen Access

Sex Differences in Diabetes Risk and the Effect of Intensive Lifestyle Modification in the Diabetes Prevention Program

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LPLeigh PerreaultColorado School of Public HealthYMYong MaNanjing University of Chinese MedicineSDSam Dagogo‐JackUniversity of Tennessee Health Science Center

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