Nurses can lead the charge in tackling metabolic syndrome.
The condition has grown to epidemic proportions in the U.S., and in many cases physicians feel ill-equipped to provide the kind of support, education, and follow-up needed to get the various risk factors involved under control. However, some argue that nurses are uniquely prepared to intervene and make a difference with patients who have this complex cluster of disorders.
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