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Worse glycemic control seen for Hispanic and Black adults
Read More »Weight Loss-Driven Remission of Prediabetes Tied to Lower Type 2 Diabetes Risk
Those reversing prediabetes show improvement in insulin sensitivity but not greater weight loss than those not achieving remission
Read More »Decision Support Tool Cuts Hypoglycemia Risk in Older Adults
Decreased use of insulin and sulfonylureas seen postintervention
Read More »Screening in Emergency Department Could ID Previously Unrecognized Diabetes
30.2 and 8.6 percent of patients presenting to ED not known to have diabetes had prediabetes and T2D, respectively
Read More »Hybrid Closed-Loop Insulin Improves Glycemic Control in T1D-Complicated Pregnancy
Use of closed-loop therapy during pregnancy improves the percentage of time the maternal glucose level is in target range
Read More »Reductions Seen in HbA1c, Body Weight With Once-Weekly Tirzepatide
Estimated mean change from baseline in HbA1c −2.1 percent with tirzepatide, which met noninferiority criteria and achieved superiority
Read More »Diabetes More Prevalent in Black Patients With Multiple Myeloma
Diabetes linked to reduced overall survival, especially in Whites; in mouse model, progression of MM xenografts faster in mice with diabetes
Read More »Creating Engaging Webinars for Healthcare Professionals
Webinars are an effective way to reach healthcare professionals with important information and updates. However, it can be challenging to create an engaging webinar that holds the attention of busy professionals. This article will discuss a few tips and strategies for creating an engaging webinar for healthcare professionals. Preparing for …
Read More »Tirzepatide Bests Semaglutide for Patients With Type 2 Diabetes
Benefits include both blood sugar control and weight loss
Read More »Early Metformin May Not Aid Gestational Diabetes
In a recent study, there were no differences seen in maternal or neonatal morbidities
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