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13:43 Diabetes Mellitus - Pathogenesis & Metabolic… Diabetes Mellitus - Pathogenesis & Metabolic Abnormalities 1a 2022	Diabetes Mellitus - Pathogenesis & Metabolic Abnormalities 1a 2022 MBChB year 2 Nutrition & Digestion module #mbchb year 2 #nutrition and digestion #diabetes insulin cells glucose diabetes beta cell blood peptide pancreas levels secretion islets hormone atp release channel hormones response turn glycolysis From Gill Lowther 0 likes 381 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
13:19 Drug treatment of Type 2 Diabetes Drug treatment of Type 2 Diabetes	Drug treatment of Type 2 Diabetes MBChB4 Endocrinology & Diabetes module narrated presentation on Drug treatment of Type 2 Diabetes type 2 diabetes drugs glucose insulin risk patients metformin blood treatment drug inhibitors diabetes pioglitazone hypoglycemia effects weight levels secretion reduction incretin egfr From Steven Morley 1 likes 391 plays 3 Publisher University of Edinburgh Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created September 2nd, 2020

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Diabetes Mellitus - Pathogenesis & Metabolic…

Diabetes Mellitus - Pathogenesis & Metabolic Abnormalities 1a 2022

MBChB year 2 Nutrition & Digestion module

From Gill Lowther 0 likes 381 plays 0

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13:19

Drug treatment of Type 2 Diabetes

MBChB4 Endocrinology & Diabetes module narrated presentation on Drug treatment of Type 2 Diabetes

From Steven Morley 1 likes 391 plays 3

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University of Edinburgh

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English

Date Created

September 2nd, 2020

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