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Type 1 Diabetes

Type 1 Diabetes Treatment and Research: Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disorder that destroys pancreatic beta cells. Once called juvenile diabetes, Type 1 is diagnosed most often in children, but can be expressed in adults as well. Incidence is highest among non-hispanic whites, according to the NDEP. Adults with Type 1 make up 5% of all diagnosed diabetes patients.New tools, techniques, treatments, drugs and devices can help you improve outcomes for your patients with Type 1.

Adjusting Insulin For Dietary Fat

Feb 1, 2020 Diet & Nutrition, Insulin Therapy Center, Paid, Type 1 Diabetes 4,766 views

It may be time to start counting fat in addition to carbs to lower A1c effectively.

Cognitive Performance Issues Due To Type 1 Diabetes

Jan 25, 2020 Type 1 Diabetes 6,536 views

Different people have different IQs and different cognitive abilities. But could that sometimes be associated with type 1 diabetes?

Teplizumab as Prophylaxis Therapy

Jan 14, 2020 Type 1 Diabetes 5,388 views

The study findings shed light on the viability of a potential prophylactic treatment of type 1 diabetes in direct relatives of current patients.

Risk Factors for Advanced Kidney Disease in Patients with Type 1 Diabetes

Dec 16, 2019 Nephrology, Type 1 Diabetes 4,385 views

How to identify who is at risk for the progression of diabetic kidney disease to end-stage renal disease?

The Preservation of Beta Cell Function in Patients with Type 1 Diabetes

Dec 10, 2019 Type 1 Diabetes 4,837 views

What are the long-term effects of teplizumab on C-peptide response?

Sleep: Why it’s Crucial for Teens with Diabetes

Nov 19, 2019 Pediatrics, Type 1 Diabetes 4,415 views

This study covers the implications of sleep and its effect on behavioral and physiological implications in teens with type 1 diabetes.

SGLT Inhibitors as Adjunct Therapy with Insulin

Nov 19, 2019 Insulin Therapy Center, SGLT-2 Therapy Center, Type 1 Diabetes 3,201 views

In regards to pharmacotherapy, patients with type 1 diabetes end up solely relying on insulin therapy for their diabetes management: what if there is an add on option?