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Complications

Higher blood sugar levels cause damage over time to blood vessels and nerves, which can affect your eyes, heart, kidneys, and other organs. It’s important to be aware of these diabetes-related health complications so that you can act now to avoid them or prevent them from progressing.

Behavioral expert Dr. Bill Polonsky on how providers and caregivers can reframe diabetes conversations.
At the Children with Diabetes Friends for Life Conference this month, I had the incredible opportunity to speak to ~100 teenagers with diabetes. My talk, “10 Tips for...
Two new large studies investigate Finerenone in type 2 diabetes.
A world-renowned researcher’s seven tips for expectant mothers with type 1, type 2, or gestational diabetes
Key lessons learned from one woman’s ongoing battle with adrenal insufficiency, and the unexpected role of diabetes technology.
New improvements in the second-generation: better battery, app control, and more!
Enrolling at over 140 sites worldwide. Can it reduce A1c and insulin use and improve time-in-range?
How close is the UN to achieving its goal of “halting the rise in diabetes and obesity” by 2025?
FDA expands use to people with mild to moderate kidney disease.
People with type 2 diabetes should contact their physicians if symptoms of heart failure appear.
Making major improvements over current standard of care – how does this new treatment work? The FDA recently approved a new indication for a product that has been used...
People with type 2 diabetes should contact their physicians if they notice new pain, sores, or infections on their legs or feet.
FDA Approves New GLP-1 Label on Victoza to show that the medicine makes hearts healthier!
Key takeaways from the American Heart Association’s March 2017 conference in Portland, OR
Despite neutral heart outcome study results, the FDA added a warning for those at risk of heart failure
CVD-REAL study showed SGLT-2 inhibitors reduce the risk of hospitalization for heart failure in over 300,000 people with type 2 diabetes
Health Canada has approved the once-daily insulin for adults with type 1 and type 2 diabetes
FDA approves Lucentis for all types of diabetic retinopathy and IBM announces a new technology that helps doctors better diagnose retinopathy
How do I stay in range while sleeping?
Instead of “avoid long-term complications,” Adam Brown focuses on something more motivating and uplifting

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