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The impact on utilities of differences in body weight among Canadian patients with type 2 diabetes

Susan Lane, Adrian R. Levy, Jayanti Mukherjee, Jennifer Sambrook, Hugh D. Tildesley

Current Medical Research and Opinion · 2014 · 46 citations · 17 references

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Abstract

The preferences of Canadian patients with type 2 DM for diabetes-related health states varied according to the weight, and quality of life impact, associated with that health state. Increased weight had a greater effect on utilities than decreased weight.

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