Metabolic disease is rising among youth, along with the risk of type 2 diabetes (T2D). Eating patterns rich in whole grains, fruits, vegetables, legumes, and nuts are protective in adults, but evidence in youth is limited.
We aimed to identify dietary patterns in youth (10-21 years) with T2D or prediabetes...
M. Talbo, T. Luehrs, R. Johnson' et al.· Hormone Research in Paediatr...· 0 citations
Remote patient monitoring (RPM) of youth with type 1 diabetes (T1D) increases touchpoints for insulin dose adjustments and diabetes education. Stanford Children’s offered two continuous glucose monitor-based RPM programs to support youth with T1D. The 4T Program supported youth during the first year of T1D diagno...
M. Lee, V. Ritter, B. Shaw et al.· Hormone Research in Paediatr...· 0 citations
Technology utilization was associated with structural characteristics and youth-reported experiences, with youth discrimination identifying experiential factors that may influence adoption of diabetes technologies.
A. Addala, D. Garfias Silva, Lauren E. Figg et al.· Diabetes Technology & Therap...· 0 citations
An inpatient CGM policy from an adult to pediatric hospital setting is translated, supporting high levels of protocol adherence, clinical accuracy, safety, and improved experiences for clinicians.
Ming-Yeh Lee, Hector I. Ortega, Christopher Chow-Parmer et al.· Diabetes Technology & Therap...· 0 citations
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