New study shows implementing tighter treatment goals for GDM does not improve birth weight in neonates, but may increase risk for earlier birth and clinician intervention.
Read More »Genetic Risk Score for Type 1 Diabetes Predicts Progression of Disease
Study focuses on score accuracy to improve prediction models for the better.
Read More »Reversal of Prediabetes with Medication in High-Risk Populations
New study shows treating prediabetes risk for developing diabetes could reverse the disease before it starts.
Read More »Biomarkers for Diabetes May Differ Based on Childhood Experiences
MIDUS study looks at individual adverse childhood experiences and their impacts on future diabetes.
Read More »Effects of Intensive Control on Quality of Life in Type 2 Diabetes
Will perceived quality of life be affected by increasing antidiabetes medication burden on the patient?
Read More »Diuretics and Risk of Lower Limb Amputation in People Who Have Type 2 Diabetes
New study shows diuresis, canagliflozin use nearly doubled risk of complications.
Read More »Preserving Beta-cell Function in Youth Newly Diagnosed with Type 2 or Prediabetes
The beta-cell preserving properties of short courses of metformin and insulin glargine evaluated in ever-growing population of patients who have diabetes.
Read More »New First-In-Class Drug For People with Type 1 Diabetes
Study assesses effect of new add-on therapy.
Read More »Gut Flora Composition and Abundance Differs in Diabetes
The intestinal microbiota in people with type 1 and those with MODY2 differs in abundance and type compared to people without.
Read More »When Treating Obesity, Discuss the Holidays — Before, During and After
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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