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What does donated diabetes data tell us about time-in-range across different age groups?
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...
The FDA decision on Novo Nordisk’s basal insulin is based on positive safety and efficacy data of Tresiba versus other basal insulins
Trial results testing sotagliflozin and Farxiga in type 1 diabetes show greater A1c lowering and weight loss, plus continued conversation about small risk of DKA
Studies highlight reduced hypoglycemia risk for people with type 2 diabetes who switch to “next-gen” basal insulins Toujeo or Tresiba
Bigfoot Biomedical and Abbott partner to use “next-generation” FreeStyle Libre glucose monitoring sensor (no fingersticks needed) with Bigfoot’s automated insulin...
Novo Nordisk’s newest insulin receives EMA approval; expected to launch in the first half of 2017
How do I stay in range while sleeping?
Instead of “avoid long-term complications,” Adam Brown focuses on something more motivating and uplifting
Results from the type 2 diabetes group in Dexcom’s DIaMonD trial show A1c and time-in-range benefits
Amalgam Rx receives FDA clearance for basal insulin dosing app, iSage Rx; available with a prescription to adjust Lantus, Levemir, Toujeo, Tresiba, and Basaglar
Research reveals improved A1c and weight loss benefits for people with type 1 diabetes on sotagliflozin, but a slightly increased risk of DKA
Ease, comfort, and actionable patterns, but some challenges with insurance coverage
Faster version of Novo Nordisk’s NovoLog approved in the US for type 1 and type 2 diabetes, launch expected as early as end of 2017
The new blood glucose meter features less expensive strips, uploads readings to smartphones, and integrates with mySugr
Learn practical tips on taking care of your feet and how to easily make them a part of daily diabetes management
Lilly’s Humalog Junior KwikPen offers 0.5 unit dose increments in prefilled, disposable device – a win for highly insulin sensitive users
Why a good night of sleep transforms Adam Brown's diabetes the next day
Training to be tested in a small group before the full launch starts in June
Full results of DEVOTE study presented at ADA 2017 show that basal insulin Tresiba reduces risk of severe hypoglycemia by 40% (by 53% overnight), in addition to being...

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