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The fight to survive

Cox, Caroline

2009

Healthy for life

Richard F. Heller

1995

Think Like a Pancreas

Gary Scheiner

2004

The insulin-resistance diet

Cheryle R. Hart

2008

The discoverer of insulin: Dr. Frederick Banting

I. E. Levine

1959

Insulin pumps and continuous glucose monitoring

Francine Ratner Kaufman

2017

The Insulin Factor

Antony Haynes

2004

Insulin and IGFs

Gerald Litwack

2009

The endocrine control diet

Robert E. Kowalski, Calvin Ezrin

1990

The growth hormone/insulin-like growth factor axis during development

Isabel Varela-Nieto

2007

International Review of Neurobiology

Ronald J. Bradley

2005

Schizophrenia

Manfred Sakel

1958

Suzanne Somers' Slim and Sexy Forever

Suzanne Somers

2005

Insulin pump therapy demystified

Gabrielle Kaplan-Mayer

2003

Freedom from disease

Peter Morgan Kash

2008

Insulin Resistance And Cardiovascular Disease

S., Ed. O'Rahilly

1999

Intensive diabetes management

Joseph I.. Wolfsdorf

2012

Sugar busters!

Luis Md Balart, Morrison Md Bethea, H. Leighton Steward

1998

Diabetes 101

Betty Brackenridge, Richard O. Dolinar

1989

From obesity to diabetes

Jean-Pierre Felber

1993

Lose it now, lose it forever

Charles T. Nguyen

2016

Frederick Banting and the discovery of insulin

John Bankston

2002

The new sugar busters! : cut sugar to trim fat

Morrison Md Bethea, Luis Md Balart, Sam Md Andrews et al.

2003

Feed your brain, lose your belly

Larry McCleary

2010

Using insulin

Ruth Roberts, John Walsh, Timothy Bailey et al.

2003

Invisible frontiers

Stephen S. Hall

1987

Insulin resistance

Gerald M. Reaven

1999

The making of modern medicine

Michael Bliss

2011

Syndrome X

Deborah S. Romaine, Jennifer B. Marks

2000

Signaling Pathways for Translation

Robert E. Rhoads

2001

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