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The Immune Target Moved, but the Diabetes Didn’t: What a Failed Type 1 Trial Can Teach Us

3 weeks ago Diabetes, Featured, News, Physician oriented, Therapies, Type 1 Diabetes 1,189 views

Medical illustration showing IL-2 therapy activating regulatory T cells alongside the pancreas, representing the DIABIL-2 trial in type 1 diabetes.

Interleukin-2 boosted immune cells but failed to preserve insulin production in the DIABIL-2 trial. Discover what this means for type 1 diabetes.

Diabetes Hospitalizations Aren’t Just About Heart and Kidney Disease Anymore

3 weeks ago Diabetes, Featured, News, Physician oriented, Prevention 2,134 views

Older woman hospitalized with diabetes, surrounded by medical visuals representing heart disease, kidney complications, respiratory illness, infections, mental health, and other causes of hospitalization.

Explore why diabetes hospitalizations involve more than heart and kidney disease, including infections, respiratory illness, and mental health.

Feeding at Night, Dosing by Day: Why Parenteral Nutrition Makes Insulin Management So Difficult

3 weeks ago Blood Glucose Control, Devices, Diabetes, Insulin Therapy Center, Physician oriented 1,692 views

Patient receiving overnight parenteral nutrition through an IV infusion while a continuous glucose monitor tracks blood sugar levels for insulin management.

Discover why parenteral nutrition complicates insulin dosing and how CGM-guided adjustments improved glucose control in a small clinical study.

High Altitude, Low Oxygen, Same CGM? Researchers Put Sensor Accuracy to the Test

3 weeks ago Blood Glucose Control, Devices, Diabetes, Featured, News, Physician oriented 3,345 views

Person at high altitude wearing a continuous glucose monitor while checking glucose levels during low-oxygen conditions

New research examines CGM accuracy in hypoxia, including Dexcom G6 and FreeStyle Libre performance during reduced oxygen exposure.

Type 1 Diabetes Care Just Changed: The 2026 ADA/EASD Update Clinicians Need to Know

4 weeks ago Blood Glucose Control, Cardiology, Devices, Obesity, Physician oriented, Type 1 Diabetes 2,925 views

Adult with type 1 diabetes wearing a continuous glucose monitor while discussing updated diabetes care with a clinician.

The type 1 diabetes consensus 2026 expands guidance on AID, cardiovascular risk, obesity, complications, psychosocial care, and new therapies.

When a Foot Ulcer Isn’t Just a Foot Problem: The Unexpected Link to Spinal Infection

4 weeks ago Articles, Bone & Joint, Diabetes, Neuropathy & Pain, Physician oriented, Podiatry, Wound Care 2,992 views

Medical illustration showing a diabetic foot ulcer and possible bloodstream spread to a spinal infection.

A large study links diabetic foot ulcers with higher odds of spinal infection, including vertebral osteomyelitis and discitis. Learn the warning signs.

The First Years After a Type 2 Diabetes Diagnosis May Matter More Than We Thought

4 weeks ago Articles, Blood Glucose Control, Featured, Oncology, Physician oriented, Type 2 Diabetes 1,115 views

Blood glucose testing illustrating research on early hyperglycemia, type 2 diabetes, and long-term cancer risk.

Early hyperglycemia may influence cancer risk after type 2 diabetes diagnosis. See what a large cohort study found about early glycemic exposure.

Numbness Isn’t Always Diabetic Neuropathy: The Metformin-B12 Connection That’s Easy to Miss

4 weeks ago Diabetes, Metformin Therapy Center, Neuropathy & Pain, Physician oriented, Type 2 Diabetes 3,803 views

Person experiencing foot numbness associated with metformin B12 deficiency and possible diabetic neuropathy.

Metformin B12 deficiency can cause numbness that resembles diabetic neuropathy. Learn who is at risk, when to test B12, and why early detection matters.