Type 1 diabetes (T1D) requires intensive glycemic management in pregnancy with insulin to achieve pregnancy-specific glycemic targets and avoid serious maternal and perinatal morbidity. Glycemic targets for pregnancy, which are lower than those outside pregnancy, are extremely challenging to achieve, resulting in consi...
Camille E. Powe, C. Durnwald, Grenye O'Malley et al.· Diabetes Care· 0 citations
To evaluate changes in glycaemic control following semaglutide discontinuation in adults with Type 1 diabetes and obesity who completed the ADJUST‐T1D randomised controlled trial.
Eslam Montaser, K. Bhasin, Davida F. Kruger et al.· Diabetes, obesity and metabo...· 0 citations
Randomized and real-world studies demonstrate that AID systems significantly improve A1C and time in range while minimizing hypoglycemia, without increasing treatment complexity or patient burden, and position AID as a practical and effective strategy to overcome long-standing therapeutic inertia in type 2 diabetes.
Z. Tariq, Grazia Aleppo, Anders L. Carlson et al.· Endocrine Practice· 0 citations
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