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|a • Knowledge is limited on COVID-19’s effect on diabetes control and self-care behavior. • COVID-19 challenges the ability for some adults to manage their condition. • Respondents with diabetes reported negative changes in HbA1c during the pandemic. • Certain characteristics and behaviors are associated with changes in HbA1c. • Additional resources/training may help adults manage diabetes during pandemics.
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