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Behavioral Strategies for Improving Weight Loss in Obese Type II Diabetic Patients these patients. The goal of the chapter is to describe the research that has been conducted to date on weight control interventions for Type II diabetic patients. The chapter will point out differences between diabetic and nondiabetic patients and discuss in detail the treatment strategies that have been tested with Type II diabetic patients.

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Neuropsychological Consequences and Correlates of Diabetes in Childhoodsignificant deficits that are so serious that they disrupt the ability of the individual to function effectively in the world. More commonly, this dysfunction is much more subtle. In fact, it is probably more accurate to consider this so-called neuropsychological dysfunction as a . in mental efficiency rather than as an intellectual ..

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