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Medication beliefs and depression in Black individuals with diabetes and mild cognitive impairment

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By Barry W. Rovner, Leiby BE
| Wiley Online Library Verified
INTRODUCTION Depression and impaired cognition occur frequently in older patients with diabetes, and may influence beliefs about diabetes medications.1, 2 These beliefs, when not shared by clinicians, may engender mistrust and reduce medication adherence.
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Diabetes Distress, Daily Functioning, and A1C in Older Black Individuals With Diabetes and Mild Cognitive Impairment

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By Barry W. Rovner, Navajyoti R. Barman
| Diabetes Spectrum Magazine Verified
Feature Articles Abstract OBJECTIVE The purpose of the cross-sectional study was to identify associations of diabetes distress, physical functioning, and cognition with A1C in older Black individuals with diabetes and mild cognitive impairment. METHODS The investigators analyzed previously collected data from 101 older Black individuals with diabetes and mild cognitive impairment.
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Trust and Glycemic Control in Black Patients With Diabetic Retinopathy: A Pilot Study

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By Barry W. Rovner
| Diabetes Spectrum Magazine Verified
Feature Articles Abstract Diabetic retinopathy (DR) is more prevalent in blacks than whites because, compared to whites, blacks on average have worse glycemic control. Both of these racial disparities reflect differences in sociocultural determinants of health, including physician mistrust.
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