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Diabetes Self-Care Declines During Breast Cancer Treatment

Patients experience reduced monitoring, emotional distress, and gaps in coordinated care during adjuvant therapy

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    Diabetes self-care declines during breast cancer treatment.

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    Symptoms like fatigue and nausea disrupt diabetes management.

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    60% of patients report uncontrolled glucose levels.

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    A personalized diabetes care model may improve outcomes.

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    There are significant gaps in care coordination for patients managing both conditions.

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Diabetes Self-Care Declines During Breast Cancer Treatment

  • by Kathryn Wighton

  • April 15, 2026

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