We’ve all heard by now that people with diabetes are at greater risk of serious complications from the novel coronavirus COVID-19. Research into the connection and how to best treat patients with diabetes and COVID-19 is underway, and we will be sharing the studies with you as they become available. …

Researchers successfully converted human cells to produce insulin, which reduced the blood sugar of mice dramatically after being infused. 

Even patients with diabetes who have insurance are experiencing more financial hardship than those without diabetes.   

The possibility of visceral fat predicting hyperglycemia. 

Two new studies suggest that dozens of drugs already approved for use in the United States may prove effective against the coronavirus. Repurposing these FDA-approved drugs could be a fast way to get treatment to patients. 

A patient who had had diabetes for over a year visited the office complaining that her A1c was high. Still, when she checks her blood sugars, they are low almost every day; she’s had many hypoglycemic reactions and doesn't understand how that could happen.... 

New findings could spur further research into whether dormant insulin-producing cells can be reactivated. 

Dietary habits play an essential part in our overall health, and can negatively affect metabolic health. 

Mothers with severe obesity, pregestational or gestational diabetes are linked to an increased risk of several mental disorders in their offspring.  

Which GLP-1RA provides better benefits?