Physician oriented - Diabetes In Control

Start With the Patient, Not the A1C: What Happens When Visits Ask “What Matters Most?”

1 day ago Articles, Blood Glucose Control, Diabetes, Featured, Physician oriented, Type 2 Diabetes 1,724 views

Doctor discussing diabetes treatment priorities with an older patient during a consultation, highlighting person-centered diabetes care and shared decision-making.

What can the QBSafe trial teach us about person-centered diabetes care? Explore its findings on A1C, medication adherence, and patient priorities.

The SGLT2 Hemoglobin Effect: A Clue to Cardiorenal Protection?

1 day ago Cardiology, Nephrology, News, Physician oriented, SGLT-2 Therapy Center, Type 2 Diabetes 496 views

Doctor examining a blood sample with red blood cells, heart and kidney illustrations representing SGLT2 inhibitors, hemoglobin changes and cardiorenal health.

Learn how SGLT2 inhibitors affect hemoglobin and hematocrit, and what a JAMA meta-analysis reveals about possible heart and kidney benefits.

When Antibiotics Aren’t Enough: Phage Therapy Takes on Diabetic Foot Infections

1 week ago Diabetes, News, Physician oriented, Podiatry, Therapies, Wound Care 752 views

Healthcare professional treating a patient's bandaged diabetic foot, with a magnified illustration of bacteriophages targeting bacteria to represent experimental phage therapy.

Discover how BX211 bacteriophage therapy may improve diabetic foot ulcer healing, what Phase 2 trial results reveal, and why further research is needed.

Metformin Before the ICU: A Surprising Kidney Signal Challenges the Usual Narrative

2 weeks ago Featured, Metformin Therapy Center, Nephrology, Physician oriented, Type 2 Diabetes 735 views

Metformin medication bottle beside a medical illustration of the kidneys, with a critically ill patient in an ICU, highlighting research on metformin and acute kidney injury.

A new ICU study links prior metformin use to lower odds of acute kidney injury. Explore the findings, limitations, and implications for diabetes care.

The Symptoms Were There: Why Was Type 1 Diabetes Still Missed?

2 weeks ago Articles, Blood Glucose Control, Featured, Pediatrics, Physician oriented, Type 1 Diabetes 1,753 views

Young girl with her mother during a medical consultation as a doctor reviews symptoms and glucose testing for possible type 1 diabetes.

Discover why type 1 diabetes symptoms are often missed in children, how diagnostic delays increase DKA risk, and what clinicians can do to improve detection.

Shine a Light on Diabetic Nerve Pain? A Sham-Controlled Trial Tests the Idea

2 weeks ago Articles, Devices, Diabetes, Neuropathy & Pain, Physician oriented, Therapies 1,040 views

Patient receiving red light laser therapy on both feet for diabetic neuropathy pain relief, with an illustration highlighting affected foot nerves.

Can laser therapy relieve diabetic neuropathy pain? Explore new clinical trial findings, treatment benefits, limitations, and what patients should know.