Group collaboration plays an essential role
Teamwork leads to diabetes empowermentWorkshop in Costa Rica emphasizes essential role of group collaboration in helping people with diabetes manage their condition.
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Focus on current practice and emerging trends in diabetes care and complications, with interdisciplinary reporting on clinical management, technology and treatment, including nutrition and lifestyle modification. We’re not limited to the lab or office—learn about pregnancy and diabetes in Southern India, diabetes camps in the Philippines and kidney-pancreas transplantations in Argentina.
More than 2.3 million adults with diabetes are treated too intensively
Too much of a good thing can be dangerousAccording to new research millions of adults with diabetes are treated too intensively leading to preventable but severe hypoglycemia.
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Nerve disease is one of the most common diabetes-related complications, occurring in approximately 1 in 2 people living with the condition. -
In diabetes research, twin pillars of scientific inquiry are driving real-world improvements in the lives of people with diabetes.
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With the advent of digitalisation, diabetes management has moved beyond commonly used devices to smartphone apps, which can ultimately transform the landscape of diabetes care.
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