Investigation into the effect of surgery, from mortality to length of hospital stay, on patients who have diabetes with consistently high blood glucose.
Read More »The “REAL” Diabetes Study Shows How Occupational Therapy Can Help Young Adults Better Manage Their Diabetes
Study reveals how implementing occupational therapy strategies can help patients achieve glycemic goals.
Read More »Features That Predispose Patients with T2DM To Severe Hypoglycemia
Study describes patient characteristics that place patients with type 2 diabetes at increased risk for severe hypoglycemia.
Read More »Relationship Between HbA1c and Stroke Risk
New meta-analysis striving to expand on the notion that glycemic control and stroke risk are closely associated.
Read More »Text Messages That Will Help Patients Get Glycemic Control
With more than 8 trillion text messages sent worldwide every year, self-management support for blood glucose (SMS4BG) has potential to help improve glycemic management of patients who have diabetes.
Read More »Cost Effectiveness of Continuous Glucose Monitoring in Type 1 Diabetes
Data from DIAMOND trial to help determine if CGM helps those with consistently high glucose.
Read More »Total Insulin Reduction and Blood Glucose Lowering When Eating Dinner for Breakfast
A hearty breakfast, a medium lunch, and a light dinner might be the eating plan that can help people who have diabetes reduce their need for insulin, researchers suggested.
Read More »Intensive BP Control Or Not For Those with Diabetes and CKD
Study looks at whether intensive BP lowering can increase the risk of CKD.
Read More »Four New Drugs Waiting for Approval That Can Change the Diabetes Landscape (Part 1)
Two of the four exciting treatment options currently being trialed could change the way the disease is treated long term.
Read More »Four New Drugs Waiting for Approval That Can Change The Diabetes Landscape (Part 2)
New exciting treatment options currently being trialed could change the way the disease is treated long term.
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