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Why patients are not seeing results when it comes to adhering to treatment plans.

How best to decide whether to use one or a combination of the new treatments and individualize the treatment for your patients.

2017 was book-ended by the ADA: the new 2017 guidelines were the most popular article in January, and in December the 2018 guidelines took center stage. Please take a look back with us at everything that happened in between. We thank you for your readership this year, and look forward to sharing the important diabetes news of 2018.

In 2017, we offered weekly survey questions on topics ranging from standard tests, to new drugs, to opinions on CGMs, to personal exercise habits - and you answered. Here are the survey questions that drew the most response this year.

Poll finds less than half of health care professionals aware of newest drug up for FDA approval.

How can health care practitioners play a more prominent role in helping patients to take prescribed medications?

The first study to examine overtreatment and deintensification in a Medicare population with diabetes.

Study reports Vitamin D supplementation may improve HbA1c and lower cholesterol.

Comprehensive recommendations feature notable new recommendations for people with cardiovascular disease and diabetes.

Identifying causes of death and related risk factors in patients with type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease may help with prevention.