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2010
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Teppala et al. [26]
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Low serum IGF-1 levels were positively associated with diabetes***
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National survey
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1996
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Hew et al. [8]
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Decreased insulin sensitivity, decreased glucose storage rate, decreased glycogen synthase***
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Controlled cross sectional study
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2010
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Schneider et al. [27]
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Low or high serum levels of IGF-1 are associated with diabetes
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Multiple prospective cohort studies
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2005
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Murray et al. [28]
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Growth hormone resistant and insufficient adults are insulin resistant when stimulated with insulin***
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Controlled cross sectional study
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1984
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Amiel et al. [29]
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Low lGF-1 levels are positively associated with diabetes***
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Controlled cross sectional study
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2004
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Jørgensen et al. [30]
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Growth hormone deficient adults tend to be insulin resistant
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Multiple case study
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1995
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Johansson et al. [31]
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Adults with growth hormone deficiency were found to have normal fasting plasma insulin levels and insulin resistance***
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Controlled cross sectional study
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