Do you believe that the new proposed healthcare bill that failed was positive or negative? Follow the link to see what your colleagues think!
Read More »Physician-Assisted Suicide
Should physicians be able to help patients end their lives? Follow the link to share your opinion and see what your colleagues say.
Read More »Disposable Safety Needle System
Do you use the NovoFine Autocover disposable safety needle system in your hospital or practice? (If so, see this week's Did You Know.)
Read More »New Combination Drug
Now that a new combination drug of a GLP-1 plus DPP-4 is approved, will you: 1. Recommend it for current patients 2. Wait until we have further information on its use 3. Not sure Follow the link to respond and see what your colleagues think.
Read More »Testing for Prediabetes
In your practice, how do you test for prediabetes? 1) OGTT 2) A1c 3) Fasting blood sugar 4) Random blood sugar Follow the link to see how your answer compares!
Read More »Insulin and Extreme Temperatures
We are reviewing a new product that can tell if your insulin has been exposed to extreme temperatures. So can you please answer the question: Have you had any patients whose insulin lost its effectiveness due to being exposed to extreme temperatures? Please follow the link to respond!
Read More »Riding a Bike
When was the last time you rode a bike? a) Days b) Weeks c) Months d) Years e) Decades ago f) Never! Follow the link to see how you compare to your colleagues!
Read More »Pre-Dental Surgery A1C Test
Do you think dentists should do A1c tests for patients with periodontal disease, especially before surgery, then report the results to their patient's primary care doctor? Follow the link to share your opinion!
Read More »Metformin Addition
For a newly diagnosed type 2 patient with an elevated A1c of 7-8%, would you consider an SGLT-2 drug as a second treatment option added to metformin if they are not at goal on metformin? Follow the link to share your opinion and see what your colleagues think!
Read More »Patients on Metformin
What percent of your prediabetes patients are on metformin? 1) 0% 2) 10%+ 3) 25%+ 4) 50%+ 5) 75%+ Follow the link to see how you compare!
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