What if a quick, painless ultrasound could spot insulin resistance before it shows up in a blood test? A new study from Michigan Medicine suggests it might be possible. If confirmed in larger trials, this noninvasive tool could help primary care providers catch early warning signs of diabetes, potentially reaching millions, especially in underserved communities. Want to know how it works? Read the full article to find out.
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