Trial assesses if link exists between severe hypoglycemia and adverse cardiovascular outcomes in veterans.
Read More »Can Automated Text Messages Improve HbA1c?
Personalized messages based on motivational interviewing principles compared to usual care to determine if any significant difference in self-management of type 2 diabetes.
Read More »CGM for the Less-Intensive Patient Population
Guest Post by David Kliff, Editor, Diabetic Investor
Although we haven’t gotten there just yet, it’s no longer a question of if type 2’s start using CGM, but when they do and how they use it. CGM is not like an insulin pump when it comes to having a finite market size. CGM is a valuable tool regardless of whether the patient uses insulin.
Appropriateness of Time in Range as a Measure of Diabetes Outcomes
Time in glycemic range inversely correlated to risk of developing vascular complications in patients with diabetes
Read More »HbA1c Variability and Risk of All-Cause Mortality and Cardiovascular Events
Study assesses effect of variable glycemic levels on risk of vascular complication in patients without diabetes.
Read More »Effect of Elevated Triglycerides on Glycemic Management by Patients with Type 2 Diabetes
Study attempts to determine association between elevated triglyceride levels and achieving glycemic goals for those with insulin-treated 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 »New First-In-Class Drug For People with Type 1 Diabetes
Study assesses effect of new add-on therapy.
Read More »Poor Glycemic Control Increases Infection Risk
Infection risk is high among people with diabetes, but can better glycemic management improve lower infection risk?
Read More »Ethnicity Plays A Role In Diabetes Drug Selection
The best medication therapy for an individual with type 2 diabetes can depend on many factors, including ethnicity and multiple drug options.
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