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Detection at younger ages is rapidly increasing. Although diet and exercise remain the mainstays of therapy, physicians can now choose from among a variety of medications targeting different pathophysiologic facets of the disease. The newest drugs are the thiazolidinediones, a totally novel class of insulin sensitizers.