Race, socioeconomic status thought reasons behind lack of adherence to the recommendations.
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Type 1 beta cells succumb to autoimmunity, leaving significantly reduced beta-cell mass and lifelong dependence on insulin replacement therapy, while type 2 beta cells fail to secrete sufficient insulin to overcome prevailing insulin resistance.
Read More »CGM Will Change The Way We Treat Type 1 And Type 2 Diabetes
Let’s start off with what is in the pipeline.
Read More »The Disease That May Be a Leading Cause of Death
Survey estimates that diabetes accounts for many more deaths in the United States than are being reported on death certificates — and that diabetes is actually the third leading cause of death.
Read More »Life Happens to Our Patients Too. Be Understanding.
Woman, type 1 diabetes, 63 years of age. Well-educated diabetes wise. Reached out to me saying: "HELP!! Normally I take 10 units of Toujeo at 9 pm. I did that last night. This morning I meant to take an additional 2 units because I'm not getting any exercise due to a knee injury. By mistake I took my usual dose of 10 units." Before I read the rest of her email, I thought, I know her. She knows what to do. She wears a CGM, she’ll be watching that. Then I read on...
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