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10-01-2021 | EASD 2021 | Conference coverage | Video

The HARPdoc intervention for people with poor hypoglycemia awareness

Stephanie Amiel discusses the outcomes of the HARPdoc randomized trial and explains why the intervention could be so powerful for people with type 1 diabetes and reduced hypoglycemia awareness (4:12).

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Novel clinical evidence in continuous glucose monitoring

How real-world studies complement randomized controlled trials

Jean-Pierre Riveline uses data from real-life continuous glucose monitoring studies to illustrate how these can uncover critical information about clinical outcomes that are hard to assess in randomized controlled trials.

This video has been developed through unrestricted educational funding from Abbott Diabetes Care.

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