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What happens to children exposed to metformin during pregnancy? A study of more than 177,000 children offers reassuring developmental findings.
Read More »Metformin in Pregnancy: What Happens to Children Years Later?
Could Fenofibrate Slow Diabetic Eye Disease in Type 1 Diabetes?
Can fenofibrate slow diabetic retinopathy in type 1 diabetes? Explore new LENS trial research, potential benefits, safety, and clinical implications.
Read More »Quit Smoking, Protect More Than Your Heart: When Diabetes Complication Risk Starts to Fall
New research links smoking cessation to lower diabetes complication risks. Explore what the findings mean for kidney, eye, and nerve health.
Read More »High Altitude, Low Oxygen, Same CGM? Researchers Put Sensor Accuracy to the Test
New research examines CGM accuracy in hypoxia, including Dexcom G6 and FreeStyle Libre performance during reduced oxygen exposure.
Read More »Why Are ADHD and Autism Showing Up More Often in Young People With Type 2 Diabetes?
New EASD research links neurodiversity and type 2 diabetes in younger people, highlighting ADHD, autism, and the need for tailored diabetes care.
Read More »Gestational Diabetes Without Going Low-Carb? A Trial Tests a Different Nutrition Strategy
A randomized trial compares complex carbohydrates with a lower-carb diet in gestational diabetes and explores what the findings mean for nutrition counseling.
Read More »Three Weeks of Treatment, Months of Better Glucose? A New Diabetes Drug Is Testing an Unusual Idea
Early Phase 1b data suggest balomenib may improve glucose control after treatment ends. Learn what the results could mean for type 2 diabetes.
Read More »Sex and Blood Sugar: Does Intimacy Put People With Type 1 Diabetes at Risk for Hypoglycemia?
A small CGM study explores whether sexual activity increases hypoglycemia risk in adults with type 1 diabetes and what the findings mean for care.
Read More »Your Genes Aren’t Your Destiny: Can Lifestyle Still Move the Needle on Diabetes Risk?
Genetic risk for type 2 diabetes may be inherited, but new research suggests diet, exercise, and sleep can still help lower overall risk.
Read More »The First Years After a Type 2 Diabetes Diagnosis May Matter More Than We Thought
Early hyperglycemia may influence cancer risk after type 2 diabetes diagnosis. See what a large cohort study found about early glycemic exposure.
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