Type 1 Diabetes

Dr Fran Cogen emphasizes the importance of early screening and detection of type 1 diabetes to prevent the adverse health effects of diabetic ketoacidosis.

A recent analysis suggests cardiovascular and socioeconomic factors explain one‐quarter of the racial and ethnic differences in arterial stiffness of youth with type 1 diabetes.

A systematic review and meta-analysis found the prevalence of diabetes increases with COVID-19 severity, with diabetes accounting for 9.5% of severe COVID-19 cases and 16.8% of deaths.

Data from the CLVer trial provide insight into the effects of verapamil use on beta cell function among a cohort of children and adolescents with newly diagnosed type 1 diabetes.

Our March 2023 endocrine month in review highlights the top news and headlines in endocrinology from the past month, including reductions in insulin list prices, regulatory decisions, and more!

In this episode, hosts celebrate the 10-year anniversary of the approval of the first SGLT2 inhibitor, discuss announcements related to insulin pricing, and take a deep dive into 24-week data from the MOMENTUM trial.

In a recent phase 2 trial, abatacept failed to significantly reduce progression to diabetes or abnormal glucose tolerance among a cohort of stage 1 relatives of people with type 1 diabetes considered to be at risk of progression.

In this in-studio episode, hosts offer insight and perspective into what the news regarding the CMS expansion of CGM coverage means for people with diabetes and take a deep dive into a recent announcement of an FDA clearance for Abbott's FreeStyle Libre sensors.

A 13-week trial examining use of the Control-IQ closed-loop insulin delivery system in children aged 2-6 years, results of PEDAP indicate use of the closed-loop system was associated with a 3 hour per day increase in time in range relative to standard care.

The US FDA has granted clearance to the FreeStyle Libre 2 and FreeStyle Libre 3 sensors for integration with automated insulin delivery systems. Abbott, which noted ongoing collaborations with Insulet and Tandem, expects the modified sensors to be available in the US later this year.

A recap of the top news and research from the 16th annual meeting for Advanced Technologies and Treatments for Diabetes in Berlin, Germany.

After Eli Lilly and Company announced major reductions in list prices for multiple insulin products, the community rejoiced at the though of taking a major step forward toward equitable access to insulin. Learn more about the reaction from major organizations and those within the field.

In this episode, Stuart Weinzimer, MD sits down with hosts for a discussion on his research and experience with diabetes technology, the need to focus on patient-reported outcomes in pediatric diabetes, and strategies for meeting the practical needs of individuals with diabetes.

A trio of studies presented at ATTD 2023 detail the strengths and limitations of real-time continuous glucose monitoring technologies in an array of patient populations and settings.

In this episode, hosts are joined by Grazia Aleppo, MD, to discuss the development of guideline recommendations for diabetes technology as well as her top takeaways from the ATTD 2023 meeting.

Data from a trio of studies presented at ATTD 2023 provide insight into the utility of the Omnipod 5 across multiple patient populations as well as use for use in inpatient settings.

Announced on March 1, Eli Lilly and Company's reduction in insulin product list prices includes non-branded insulin lispro, Rezvoglar, KwikPens, Humulin, and Humalog. The company would also be instituting an out-of-pocket cost cap of $35 for most insulin users.

Hosts are joined by the associate director of Medical Affairs and Medical Education at MannKind for a special edition episode from ATTD 23 that focuses on use of inhaled insulin and future research plans for MannKind.

In this episode, hosts are joined by Marissa Town, BSN, RN, and Renza Scibilia for a discussion centered around the role of the patient voice in diabetes management while on site at ATTD 2023.

Medha Munshi, MD, discusses the concept of healthy aging in diabetes and offers perspective on contemporary trends in hurdles and optimized strategies to achieve healthy aging in people with diabetes.

In this episode, Irl Hirsch, MD, discusses a study he is conducting examining skin changes associated with insulin pump use in people with type 1 diabetes. Later in the episode, Hirsch discusses what he is most excited about in terms of ongoing and future research in diabetes management.

In this episode from ATTD 2023, hosts are joined by Joanne Rinker, MS, RDN, who provides perspective on hearing loss in diabetes, including prevalence, the need for screening, and the underecognition of auditory issues in the midst of a growing population of people with diabetes.

In this episode, hosts sit down with Katharine Barnard-Kelly, PhD, at ATTD 2023 to discuss the evolving recognition of the role of psychology in diabetes management for both pediatric and adult populations.

A study and a subanalysis of the same study presented at ATTD 23 demonstrate use of the FreeStyle Libre flash glucose monitoring system was associated with improved treatment satisfaction and HbA1c.

Drs Robert Busch, Robin S. Goland, Kimberly Simmons, and Teresa Quattrin discuss strategies to facilitate screening of type 1 diabetes and improve management of disease.

Experts in endocrinology share their approach to managing type 1 diabetes along with related health conditions.

At ATTD 2023, hosts Diana Isaacs, PharmD, and Natalie Bellini, DNP, have an extended conversation with the new chief operating officer at Dexcom, Jake Leach, to discuss the global and US rollouts of the Dexcom G7 and what the future might hold for Dexcom.

A pilot study presented at ATTD 23 is providing further insight into the potential role of inhaled insulin in type 1 diabetes.

David Maahs, MD, PhD, sits down to discuss data he presented at ATTD 2023 and provide perspective on ongoing issues plaguing the diabetes community, including optimization of telehealth and addressing disparities in care.

An analysis of Veterans Affairs data from more than 20,000 people with diabetes provides an overview of the associations of CGM initiation with improved glycemic control and reduced hospitalization in this patient population.