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|a • Cross-sectional study exploring factors associated with negative insulin therapy appraisals. • Insulin appraisals moderately associated with diabetes-specific emotional-burden. • Insulin appraisals moderately associated with concerns about diabetes medications. • Weaker associations observed with general medication beliefs and wellbeing. • Interventions should look to improve diabetes-specific distress and medicine beliefs.
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