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The Diabetes Specialist’s Medical Digest buyer’s list allows you to market to healthcare professionals who purchase medical books and publications to stay current in their field of expertise. These professionals buy through various multi-channels to learn more about current developments, products, and research in diabetes. These doctors specialize in the study, diagnosis, and treatment of patients and diseases related to diabetes such as kidney failure and retinal damage.

This marketing and mailing list puts you in direct contact with medical professionals, doctors, surgeons, and physicians who practice in diabetic medicine and treatment. As the medical field continues to discover new cures and patient treatments, these professionals stay abreast of the latest technologies and innovations by subscribing to or buying medical books, newsletters, publications, periodicals, journals, magazines, booklets, digests, and medical reviews. A diabetes specialist can be an internist, family doctor, or endocrinologist who specializes in diagnosing and treating patients with the disease. These publications provide specialists with the latest updates on new medications, patient care methods, ground-breaking research, health and wellness, treatments, medical equipment, technology, health insurance issues, chronic diseases, supplements, exercise, and therapies. Diabetes specialists can also include certified diabetes educators (CDE) such as nurses, podiatrists, and dieticians who educate and provide care for individuals with diabetes. Type 1 and type 2 diabetic patients must always be aware of their blood glucose levels, blood sugar, and insulin levels. If left unmanaged or untreated, diabetes can cause complications such as diabetic coma, cardiovascular disease, kidney disease, dialysis, retinal damage, poor circulation, blindness, stroke, and foot problems. Diabetic specialists look for symptoms such as extreme thirst, weight loss, frequent urination, vision problems, and increased hunger in their patients.

Besides medical health publications and periodicals, diabetes specialists purchase related products such as doctor’s bags, insulin, foot care products, pharmaceuticals, syringes, needles, stethoscopes, nutritional guides, blood pressure monitors, vital sign monitoring equipment, blood glucose testing equipment, medical supplies, office supplies, medical instruments, insulin pumps, medical uniforms, footwear, and disposable gloves to perform their duties.

The Diabetes Specialist’s Digest buyer’s list is the ideal list for  book publishers, podiatry supply providers, fitness providers, dieticians, diabetic supply providers, medical associations and organizations, medical apparel retailers, foot care providers, trade publications, continuing education providers, pharmaceuticals, medical equipment providers, e-reader suppliers, DVD and video retailers, and office supply providers.