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Randomization to a low-carbohydrate diet
advice improves health related quality of life
compared with a low-fat diet at similar
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Exclude: Intervention.
169. Ha M, Hu J, Petrini MA, et al. The effects of
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172. Halford WK, Goodall TA, Nicholson JM.
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problem solving to improve dietary selfmanagement
in patients with insulin
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WOS:A1997WL08900006. Exclude:
Intervention.
173. Halle M, Berg A, Garwers U, et al.
Influence of 4 weeks' intervention by
exercise and diet on low-density lipoprotein
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175. Hamid S, Dunsiger S, Seiden A, et al.
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Exclude: Setting/Country.
176. Hardeman W, Lamming L, Kellar I, et al.
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2014;9(70). PMID: 24902481. Exclude:
Duration.
177. Hare JL, Hordern MD, Leano R, et al.
Application of an exercise intervention on
the evolution of diastolic dysfunction in
patients with diabetes mellitus: efficacy and
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PMID: 21576281. Exclude: Intervention.
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