APCMS 09 - Interview with Professor David Dunstan

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APCMS 09 - Interview with Professor David Dunstan

Elsevier Australia's Andre Varella interviews Professor David Dunstan at the APCMS 09 Conference. Professor Dunstan talks about resistance training and its role in enhancing diabetes control, as well as the challenges of getting individuals to stick to their resistance training program.

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