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Type 2 Diabetes News

Type 2 Diabetes is a chronic condition involving high blood sugar levels and reduced production and responsiveness to insulin.     

Under the 2020 health plan, Walmart employees get an incredible network of high-quality healthcare professionals. Ask your boss if this type of investment in employee...
Powerful A1C-lowering from Victoza now an option for ages 10-17, in addition to metformin and insulin
The diaTribe Foundation’s sixth annual “Solvable Problems in Diabetes” in Barcelona brought together more than 140 leaders to discuss challenges and opportunities in...
A bipartisan legislation, which would have protected patients from surprise medical bills, is blocked from passing this year
Xofluza was recently approved to treat the flu in higher-risk populations – people with diabetes or other chronic conditions, and people over age 65 – and to prevent...
Maria shares her experiences and strategies for managing blood sugar levels while studying abroad
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As we demand more nutritious and sustainable food, big food companies must make adjustments to their products, practices, and marketing
A trial is enrolling over 3,000 individuals living with type 2 diabetes and chronic kidney disease
Control-IQ the first AID system with automatic correction boluses and no fingersticks CGM (Dexcom G6); cleared for those ages 14 and older; launch in January 2020
The new BioSense ketone breath meter offers unlimited, effortless ketone measurements – just blow into the device
Adam’s presentation at Friends for Life 2019
A new pill combines Jardiance, Tradjenta, and metformin to help people with type 2 diabetes manage blood glucose levels more easily, and in many different ways
SGLT-2 inhibitors and GLP-1 agonists recommended as first-line therapies; Farxiga offers heart health benefits in people with and without diabetes
A new paper suggests that as people with diabetes increase their time in range, healthcare costs decrease
Nine industry leaders share insights on better diabetes outcomes at lower costs – The diaTribe Foundation’s 4 th annual Musings Under the Moon
Ozempic, a once weekly injectable GLP-1 agonist drug, is now approved to reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke. Rybelsus (a pill version of Ozempic) is confirmed to...
A new study shows that physical activity can add years to your life. Is this enough to motivate behavior change?
The first of its kind, Why WAIT is a creative app-based approach to weight loss and diabetes management
Regular eye screenings are important for people with diabetes. Learn more about diabetes-related retinopathy screenings from diabetes advocates Renza and Grumpy

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