Aaron Hartman explains that diabetes complications start well before the standard diagnostic cutoffs of 100 or 126. Microvascular damage and major cardiovascular events are the leading causes of death in diabetics, but lifestyle changes remain the simplest first step when patients cross into diabetic ranges.
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100 and 126 (speaker says microvascular complications can occur long before a glucose of 100 or 126).
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