A friend of mine sent me a link to a diabetes review article that had an interesting if somewhat lengthy title: Impact Of Race/Ethnicity On The Efficacy And Safety Of Commonly-Used Insulin Regimens: A Post-Hoc Analysis Of Clinicals Trials In Type 2 Diabetes. The article was published in Endocrine Today and the entire article is available on-line.
Before I started reading the study, I was intrigued by the concept: clearly, there have been concerns that race and ethnicity might be correlated...
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