The increased risk for prediabetes among ethnic minorities compared with White people is less pronounced in neighborhoods with high walkability, shows a Canadian study.
06-24-2020 | ADA 2020 | Conference coverage | Article
Engineer turned endocrinologist Rayhan Lal reflects on the shape of artificial pancreas research and what changes are needed to best benefit people with diabetes (18:54).
The time to first cardiovascular disease event in people who develop type 2 diabetes at a young age does not appreciably vary according to the number of other risk factors they have, say researchers.
Focusing efforts on convincing people to return after the first session of the US National Diabetes Prevention Program lifestyle change program, and after the transition to less frequent sessions, may help to optimize program retention, say researchers.
A large UK study using the OpenSAFELY analytics platform has found that people with diabetes, particularly those with poor glycemic control, may have an elevated risk for COVID-19-related death.
Large increases or decreases in glycated hemoglobin and a high degree of variability are associated with an increased risk for heart failure among people with type 2 diabetes, shows a secondary analysis of ACCORD trial data.
Data from the AGES-Reykjavik Study support accumulating cerebral small vessel disease as a contributing factor to the increased risk for depression in people with type 2 diabetes.
Consuming a single shot of fructose prior to exercise is a feasible strategy to reduce the risk for exercise-induced hypoglycemia among men with type 1 diabetes treated with insulin degludec, suggest findings from a proof-of-concept study.
Is this increasingly popular weight management tactic an option for your patients with type 2 diabetes? Primary care physician Jay Shubrook and Jamie Katuna explain in this illustrative case study.
