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People with type 2 diabetes should contact their physicians if symptoms of heart failure appear.
The Annual TCOYD/The diaTribe Foundation Forum Celebrates its 10 th Anniversary in New Orleans
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...
Plus, what people with diabetes and healthcare providers can do
JDRF and Helmsley Charitable Trust workshop highlights future goals and expectations for glucose-responsive insulin.
College Diabetes Network’s free “Off to College” booklets on overcoming diabetes challenges during the college transition
People with type 2 diabetes should contact their physicians if they notice new pain, sores, or infections on their legs or feet.
Results from the SCALE study show weight loss, delayed onset of type 2 diabetes, and report improved quality of life
Matchstick-sized device implanted under the skin every 6-12 months. New data in over 4,000 people demonstrates it is safe for heart health. Could it launch by late 2017?
Patients with high A1c levels could achieve greater blood glucose control from the start.
A six-month study of Diasome Pharmaceuticals’ HDV Insulin in Type 1 Diabetes
Public workshop scheduled at FDA for August 29, 2016. Get involved!
Use 4 mm needles, rotate injection sites, and more – why the little stuff matters
What are the implications for other injected GLP-1 agonist drugs?
MannKind has re-launched the inhaled mealtime insulin, Afrezza, alongside new initiatives to promote the product
A currently-enrolling trial is investigating a new arthritis medication along with type 2 diabetes drug Victoza, aiming to preserve insulin production in people with...
Despite neutral heart outcome study results, the FDA added a warning for those at risk of heart failure
By Maeve Serino and Adam Brown Learn about what’s new and what’s coming soon in Smart Pens, automated insulin delivery, pumps, and more Diabetes technology moves fast,...
A decision on Novo Nordisk’s faster-acting mealtime insulin is expected in late 2017; also launched in Canada, Germany, and the UK, and coming soon to more European...
Sanofi’s insulin adjustment app to help people with type 2 diabetes optimize once-daily long-acting basal insulin is now available for Apple and Android devices

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