Tag Archives: metabolic health

What if the key to resolving both diabetes and liver disease lies in a single therapeutic approach? As rates of metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis (MASH) rise among people with type 2 diabetes, many clinicians are rethinking how they prioritize treatment. Rather than treating glucose and liver health in silos, combining therapies …

The updated ADA 2026 standards represent a major shift in how clinicians approach diabetes management. Rather than focusing solely on lowering A1C, these new recommendations promote a broader, holistic strategy that integrates cardiovascular, kidney, and metabolic (CKM) risk management into everyday care. This article breaks down the key updates and …

Early research suggests GLP‑1 drugs may reduce alcohol intake by dampening reward signaling and hedonic hunger, sparking interest among diabetes clinicians about the potential of GLP-1 alcohol use reduction. While findings so far are promising, understanding the nuances of the evidence is essential when talking with patients. This article explores …

In clinical practice, the link between sleep apnea diabetes screening and improved patient outcomes is becoming increasingly clear. Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is both a contributor to and a consequence of poor glycemic control, yet it remains under‑recognized in diabetes management. If clinicians fail to screen for sleep apnea in …