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PREDICTING RAPID DECLINE IN RENAL FUNCTION IN DIABETES

Paul McKeigue (Inventor)

School of Population Health Sciences
Centre for Population Health Sciences
Usher Institute

Research output: Patent

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Original language	English
Patent number	15/126,677
Publication status	Published - 2016

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McKeigue, P. (2016). PREDICTING RAPID DECLINE IN RENAL FUNCTION IN DIABETES. (Patent No. 15/126,677 ).

McKeigue, Paul (Inventor). / PREDICTING RAPID DECLINE IN RENAL FUNCTION IN DIABETES. Patent No.: 15/126,677 .

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Research output: Patent

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