In two studies involving adults with type 1 diabetes, the addition of two different oral type 2 meds from the SGLT-2 inhibitor class lowered A1C without causing hypoglycemia. Other researchers added injections of a type 2 drug from the GLP-1 receptor. diabetesforecast.org/2018/05-sep-oc…

Insulin isophane is an intermediate acting insulin used to treat blood sugar level in adults and children. Depending on what other medicines that you may be taking, this insulin may not work. Its side effects may be weight gain, swelling, itching, etc. drugs.com/mtm/insulin-is…

The outcome was that not only A1C levels had decreased but also patients had lost weight with both kinds of drugs. The results are promising, however SGLT-2s have not been approved by the FDA yet. There are concerns relating to diabetic ketoacidosis diabetesforecast.org/2018/05-sep-oc…

A new injectable drug REMD-477 blocks glucagon. In a recent study, adults with type 1 diabetes received a single injection of the drug and others received a placebo injection. Under the same circumstances the patients received the same insulin injections. diabetesforecast.org/2017/sep-oct/n…

Promising results were seen in patients who received REMD-477 injections By the 4th day these patients required less insulin intake, about 26% less than patients in the placebo group. Their blood glucose was also lowered without an increase in hypoglycemia diabetesforecast.org/2017/sep-oct/n…

The last years it has been an increase of diabetes during pregnancy. All insulins are pregnancy category B except for glargine and glulisine. Type 2 diabetes is often associated with obesity, which makes it more difficult to be noticed during pregnancy. care.diabetesjournals.org/content/38/Sup…

When we talk about diabetes and its complications, the diabetic coma can be a really risky one, even life-threatening. It cause unconsciousness and it also can be in three types which makes it even harder for the physician. …es-complications.conferenceseries.com/events-list/di…

The issue younger generations are facing is that young ones are suffering from diabetes which is passed from the genetics of their parents either caused by the mutation of single gene or caused by multiple genetic variants with low penetrance. …es-complications.conferenceseries.com/events-list/ge…

There are multiple trends that have been noticed by scientists on patients suffering from type 1 and 2 diabetes, especially the latter. According to the global increase in type 2 diabetes, the International trends in complications of type 2 is less clear. …es-complications.conferenceseries.com/events-list/tr…

Some trends in diabetes are: Hypertension Diabetic Gastroparesis Immune intervention in type 1 Diabetes Diabetic Myelopathy Latent Autoimmune Diabetes of Adults (LADA) Diabetic Mastopathy Euglycemia Gestational Diabetes Gender differences in hypoglycemia responses or metabolism

Some advanced technologies for Diabetes: Blood Glucose Monitors Flash Glucose Monitoring Insulin Pumps Continuous Glucose Monitoring Bionic Pancreas Novo Pen Echo Smart Sox Glucose Buddy …es-complications.conferenceseries.com/events-list/ad…

IST AG makes biosensors that measure the concentration of glucose, lactate, glutamine and glutamate. The biosensors use the enzymatic-amperometric measurement principle. They measure the concentration of immobilized enzymes to target other molecules. ist-ag.com/en-us/products…

As mentioned before, Smart Sox is another solution and treatment for diabetics. To prevent foot amputations researchers from University of Arizona created socks that contain pressure sensors, so that doctors can monitor potential feet problems. healthtechinsider.com/2014/06/19/sma…

These pictures of SmartSox demostrate the potential pressure differences that walking, running or different physical activities can have on the patient's foot. The use of these socks would potentially reduce possible infection or even amputation. healthtechinsider.com/2014/06/19/sma…

Diabetic patients can always try to manage the condition on their own through lifestyle and home remedies. Committing to managing your diabetes, scheduling a physical exam and regular eye exams, etc. Mayo Clinic has all these tips and much more mayoclinic.org/diseases-condi…

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