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Recent advances in glucose-lowering treatment to reduce diabetic kidney disease

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Jingbo Hu & Yongzhong Du. (2019) Managing chronic kidney disease in diabetes patients with the latest chemical therapies. Expert Review of Clinical Pharmacology 12:1, pages 53-60.
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