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Global leadership initiative on malnutrition-based nutritional phenotype and factors associated with the outcomes of hospitalized patients managed by a nutrition support team: A retrospective study
BACKGROUND AND AIMS: What are the Global Leadership Initiative on Malnutrition (GLIM) criteria leading to the diagnosis of malnutrition at hospital, specifically in diabetic patients, is not well known. The factors associated with the clinical outcomes of nutritionally at-risk hospitalized patients
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