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pubmed-article:17563334pubmed:abstractTextAncedotally, parents report behavioral changes in their diabetic children who have fluctuating blood glucose levels. This study aimed to test associations between intercurrent glycemia and child behavior in an ambulant setting.lld:pubmed
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