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                 CONCLUSION
                 The overlap  of pathogenetic  mechanisms  of diabe-
                 tes and atherosclerosis   seems  promising  to identi-
                 fytherapeutic targets shared by both diseases. Many
                 of the pro-atherogenic mechanisms of diabetes may
                 be  related  to hyperglycemia  and thereby  promote
                 macrovascular complications. Also aggressive thera-
                 py of cardiovascular risk factors other than diabetes,
                 i.e.  hyperlipidemia or  hypertension,  canimprove the
                 long-term prognosis of diabetic patients with cardio-
                 vascular disease.  Identifying  and approaching  new
                 therapeutic targets may help to further improve their
                 prognosis.

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