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The Treatment Stopped—Did the Benefit Last? New Baricitinib Data in Type 1 Diabetes

Baricitinib type 1 diabetes research concept showing beta-cell preservation and follow-up after treatment ends.

New follow-up research on baricitinib for type 1 diabetes addresses a crucial question: what happens after the drug is stopped? The original BANDIT trial showed that 48 weeks of oral baricitinib helped preserve beta-cell function in people with recently diagnosed type 1 diabetes. However, new follow-up research examines participants through …

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The Return of C-Peptide: Why This Old Biomarker Is Finding New Clinical Uses

Healthcare professional reviewing C-peptide test results with a pancreatic model, blood sample, and glucose monitoring equipment representing beta-cell function assessment in diabetes care.

For many years, C-peptide testing was viewed as a simple tool to distinguish type 1 diabetes from type 2 diabetes. However, the story has changed. As researchers gain a better understanding of pancreatic beta-cell function, C-peptide testing in diabetes has become much more valuable than a diagnostic aid alone. Today, …

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