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More rigorous clinical trials are needed to validate the efficacy of non-traditional approaches

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Lower risk of diabetes-related complications Cell and tissue damage can occur when blood sugar levels remain high for long periods, leading to diabetes-related complications, like kidney, nerve, blood vessel, and eye problems

This difference may be because determining the direction of an association through MR analysis is more meaningful than quantifying its strength