Odds of food insecurity up with reporting four or more chronic conditions, depression, anxiety
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Sept. 28, 2019
Last week we had 4 new interns start their PharmD rotations with us. They all have great knowledge of drugs for diabetes. As we were discussing technology for managing and treating diabetes, all of them felt patients and healthcare professionals should use the latest whiz-bang devices and were surprised when …
Read More »Pumps, Smart Pens, and the Future of Insulin Delivery
Diabetes in Control recently asked our readers to help us examine the future of insulin delivery. See for yourself how your fellow members of the diabetes community plan on using insulin pumps and/or smart pens, now and in the future.
Read More »Who, and When, Should We Screen for Metabolic Risk?
Updated guidelines on how best to screen for metabolic risk to help with the prevention of both type 2 diabetes and ASCVD.
Read More »Variability of Insulin Requirements in Children, Adolescents, and Adults With Type 1 Diabetes
Younger patients with type 1 diabetes may require extra monitoring to avoid adverse glycemic events
Read More »Decreased eGFR and Increased Albuminuria Highly Predictive of Major Clinical Outcomes in T2DM Patients
Combined analysis of eGFR and albuminuria over 2 years has been shown to predict T2DM patients’ risk for major macrovascular outcomes.
Read More »DPP4 Inhibitors Do Not Up Risk of Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Findings based on comparison to sulfonylureas, thiazolidinediones
Read More »Primary Care Use Aids Patients With Diabetes and Coexisting Psych Disorders
More primary care for patients with mental health, substance use disorders may affect diabetes severity
Read More »ACA Provided Care to 1.9 Million People With Diabetes
Adjusted uninsured rates down 17 percent for people with undiagnosed diabetes after ACA
Read More »Quality of Carbohydrates, Protein Has Improved in U.S. Diet
1999 to 2016 saw drop in percent of energy intake from low-quality carbs, increase from high-quality carbs
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