Paul Saladino· MD
during an oral glucose-tolerance test there's a decrease in flow mediated dilatation in the artery meaning that giving someone 75 grams of glucose is going to cause these arteries to not dilate properly or as we would hope
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during an oral glucose-tolerance test there's a decrease in flow mediated dilatation in the artery meaning that giving someone 75 grams of glucose is going to cause these arteries to not dilate properly or as we would hope
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