The intestinal microbiota in people with type 1 and those with MODY2 differs in abundance and type compared to people without.
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It’s not unusual for people who have excess weight or obesity to have many barriers to overcome in managing their weight. In my experience, the holiday season can be a big barrier. For much of the world, holidays are associated with food; not just food but an overabundance of food. And for many, the weather is cold at this time of the year, which doesn’t help with being active.
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The best medication therapy for an individual with type 2 diabetes can depend on many factors, including ethnicity and multiple drug options.
Read More »Misdiagnosis of Latent Autoimmune Diabetes in Adults
Although there are no guidelines for LADA, prescribers should take a closer look at their patients before diagnosing T2D.
Read More »Coffee Consumption and Diabetes: The Final Word?
Conflicting data exists about the association between coffee consumption and its effects on blood glucose, insulin concentration, and risk of type 2 diabetes.
Read More »Interrupting Sedentary Behavior With Physical Activity Has Benefits
Small but frequent activity helps improve insulin concentrations and sensitivity in children with excess weight and obesity.
Read More »New-Generation Automated Insulin Delivery System for Youth with Type 1
Study tests new closed-loop control technology using new Control-IQ algorithm.
Read More »Current ADA Recommendations Appropriate for Glucose Management in Gestational Diabetes
Current and less-strict ADA recommendations found to achieve appropriate glycemic levels.
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Dementia rates are higher among people who have type 1 diabetes and an A1C greater than 8%,
Read More »Possible Breakthrough In Treating Type 2 Diabetes and Prediabetes
Free potential treatment lowers blood sugars, helps with weight loss, drops blood pressure and cholesterol, and may add at least 10 years of quality of life.
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