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In the print version of the article listed above, under the “Conclusions” heading in the 2nd sentence of the 5th paragraph, the sentence incorrectly reads: “Some RT-CGM studies followed participants two to three times weekly (7,9) in person or by telephone (I. Hirsch, MD, University of Washington, personal communication), although recent evidence suggests a benefit for RT-CGM in conventional clinical settings (16).” The corrected sentence reads: “Some RT-CGM studies followed participants at intervals of 2–3 weeks (7,9) in person or by telephone (I. Hirsch, MD, University of Washington, personal communication), although recent evidence suggests a benefit for RT-CGM in conventional clinical settings (16).” The online version reflects these changes.

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