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    GlossaryAntidiabetic

    medication that helps control blood sugar levels in diabetes

    An antidiabetic is a type of medication used to manage and control blood sugar levels in individuals with diabetes, particularly Type 2 diabetes. These drugs work through various mechanisms, such as increasing insulin sensitivity, stimulating insulin production, or reducing glucose absorption in the intestines, to help maintain blood glucose levels within a normal range.

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