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Investigation into the effect of surgery, from mortality to length of hospital stay, on patients who have diabetes with consistently high blood glucose.

Mini-dose glucagon might be a better option for treating exercise-induced hypoglycemia than carbohydrate ingestion or insulin dose reduction.

Study reveals how implementing occupational therapy strategies can help patients achieve glycemic goals.

Study describes patient characteristics that place patients with type 2 diabetes at increased risk for severe hypoglycemia.

Childhood overweight is associated with an increased risk of type 2 diabetes in adulthood.

New meta-analysis striving to expand on the notion that glycemic control and stroke risk are closely associated.

Sotagliflozin to be reviewed by the FDA as possible oral adjunct for people with insulin-treated type 1 diabetes.

Discrepancies prompt additional analyses of ACCORD-BP and SPRINT studies to determine best blood pressure target for those with diabetes.

Detection of euglycemic ketoacidosis could be a challenge for physicians since this condition can mask an underlying diabetic ketoacidosis.

With more than 8 trillion text messages sent worldwide every year, self-management support for blood glucose (SMS4BG) has potential to help improve glycemic management of patients who have diabetes.