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Compared with men with normal ACR, men with ACR ≥3O mg/g were more likely to have received conventional insulin therapy during the DCCT, smoke, use ACE inhibitors, and have greater blood pressures, greater AlC, and dyslipidemia (higher LDL cholesterol P = 0.001] and triglyceride P = 0.002]). Acknowledgments- This study was supported by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Program Project DPPG DK-02456, NIH Clinical Research Training in Renal Diseases Fellowship (to S.D.S.), Minnesota Medical Foundation Faculty Research Grant 3055-9205 (S.D.S.), the NIH K23 Mentored Patient-Oriented Career Development Award (DK-59445 to S.D.S.), NIH Grant DK007247 (to I.D.B.), NIH K30 Grant RR-022293 (to I.D.B.), the University of Washington General Clinical Research Center (GCRC) (MO1-RR00037), and the University of Minnesota GCRC (MO1-RR00400).