What is new in 2019 ESC Clinical Practice Guidelines? Guidelines for diabetes, pre-diabetes and cardiovascular disease Review article

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Ewelina Zamecka
Paulina Ładak
Aneta Mrozińska
Anna Sobieszek
Marek Kuch

Abstract

The increasing prevalence of diabetes with the novel treatment opportunities, shows the relevance of an update to the earlier guidelines. The review discusses selected changes in the new ESC 2019 guidelines on the managment of diabetes, pre-diabetes and cardiovascular diseases. The focus is on proper cardiovascular risk management, new drug classes and setting treatment goals.

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Zamecka , E., Ładak, P., Mrozińska, A., Sobieszek, A., & Kuch , M. (2019). What is new in 2019 ESC Clinical Practice Guidelines? Guidelines for diabetes, pre-diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Medycyna Faktow (J EBM), 12(4(45), 358-361. https://doi.org/10.24292/01.MF.0419.9
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