Even though screening the general population does not impact mortality or CVD incidence, it did have benefits for those diagnosed with diabetes.
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Trial finds improvement in control and weight loss.
Read More »EASD: First Oral Drug for Type 1 Diabetes – Tandem3 Study – Sotagliflozin
Addition to insulin therapy helped reduce hemoglobin A1c levels, researchers reported.
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With fewer side effects, much less expensive drugs still found to be effective.
Read More »Diabetes Management in Children Engaging In Physical Activity
Children with diabetes are often sidelined during team sports and planned exercise.
Read More »Position Statement by the American Diabetes Association: Diabetes and Hypertension
Updated blood pressure control numbers may have cardiovascular benefits for some patients.
Read More »Resources for People Affected by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma
Visit diabetes.org/hurricanerelief for information on the latest shelter locations; information for people with diabetes and caregivers; information for emergency responders and relief personnel; how to donate unexpired and unopened diabetes supplies; and federal and state assistance resources.
Read More »PCPs Lack Knowledge of Prediabetes Risk
Recent published study showed that health care providers may lack the knowledge to diagnose and even treat prediabetes.
Read More »Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease Risk (ASCVD) in Diabetes Patients
Treatment of hypoglycemia contributes to ASCVD risk reduction.
Read More »Diabetes At Work: The Patient’s Rights and Benefits
A person cannot be denied health care coverage and benefits because they have diabetes prior to employment.
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