A disaster or emergency can make managing diabetes even more difficult
Dealing with diabetes when a disaster strikesEarly planning and ensuring diabetes medicines are on emergency medicine lists can reduce the impact of disruptions.
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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.
To fully understand how far we’ve come requires an appreciation of where we started from
Insulin at 100: a century of life-saving developments2021 marks the centenary of the discovery of insulin. Dr Richard Beaser describes the events that unfolded in Toronto in 1921 and some of the significant developments in diabetes care that have occurred since then.
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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. -
Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative tool in healthcare, particularly in supporting diabetes diagnosis and care.
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The potential of fasting to help prevent and reverse type 2 diabetes has recently started to gain recognition in the medical community and beyond.
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