Importance Poor access to care and lack of health insurance are important contributors to
disparities in glycemic control. However expanding health insurance coverage may not be …

Objective: Control of blood glucose levels reduces vascular complications among people
with diabetes, but less than half of the adults with diabetes in the United States are achieving …

The objective of this study is to describe racial differences in type 2 diabetes mellitus
“diabetes” control among the adults in the USA, and to examine attributes that may …

OBJECTIVE: To measure trends in glycemic control in type 2 diabetes in the United States
from 1988–1994 to 1999–2004 and to identify factors influencing glycemic control, including …

OBJECTIVE—To evaluate racial differences and factors associated with worse glycemic
control in well-functioning older individuals with type 2 diabetes. Our hypothesis was that …

Objectives Numerous studies continue to report poorer glycaemic control, and a higher
incidence of diabetes-related complications among African–Americans and Hispanic …

Background Mechanisms for racial/ethnic disparities in glycemic control are poorly
understood. Methods A nationally representative sample of 1901 respondents 55 years or …

Objective This study examined whether health insurance stability was associated with
improved type 2 diabetes mellitus (DM) control and reduced racial/ethnic health disparities …

Importance There have been major advances in insulin delivery and formulations over the
past several decades. It is unclear whether these changes have resulted in improved …

OBJECTIVE Geographic and racial/ethnic disparities related to diabetes control and
treatment have not previously been examined at the national level. RESEARCH DESIGN …