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HbA1c method performance: the great success story of global standardization

English et al., 2018

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English E
Lenters-Westra E
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Critical reviews in clinical laboratory sciences

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Diagnosing and monitoring the treatment of people with diabetes is a global issue and uses considerable resources in laboratories and clinics worldwide. Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) has been the mainstay of monitoring glycemic control in people with diabetes for many years …
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