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Should Hospitalized Patients Keep Their CGMs and Insulin Pumps? The 2026 Standards Say Yes

Hospitalized patient using a continuous glucose monitor and insulin pump while reviewing glucose data on a smartphone under clinical supervision in a modern hospital room.

For years, hospital admission often meant disconnecting patients from their personal diabetes devices. Continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) and insulin pumps were frequently removed, even when patients had used them successfully at home. However, the 2026 American Diabetes Association (ADA) Standards of Care introduce a significant shift in how hospitals approach …

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Managing Diabetes Around Organ Transplant Surgery: What Clinicians Need to Know

Medical team performing organ transplant surgery with glucose monitoring tools, immunosuppressive medications, and diabetes management equipment in a hospital setting.

The management of diabetes during organ transplantation has become a growing clinical challenge. As transplant programs expand and survival rates improve, more patients are living with complex metabolic complications before and after surgery. One of the most important concerns is post-transplant hyperglycemia, which can affect patient outcomes at nearly every …

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