Managing #Diabetes at the World's Longest One-day Pro Cycling Race
See how Team Novo Nordisk rider Charles Planet managed his type 1 diabetes over 6 hours and 250 kilometers in the breakaway at Milan-San Remo, the longest one-day professional cycling race in the world.
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