New Technologies in Diabetes Care and Management
Learn about NIH-funded technology breakthroughs advancing the science of diabetes. Read more
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A New Artificial Pancreas System for People with Type 1 Diabetes
NIH-funded study shows new system better controls blood glucose than current technology. Read more
Kidney Health in the Digital Age
Learn why health information technology offers numerous benefits for health care professionals. Read more
Remembering Quincy, a Beloved Koala with Type 1 Diabetes
Find out how diabetes specialists and veterinarians used digital technology to help Quincy the koala. Read more
Telemedicine for Improvements in Diabetes Care and Education Outcomes
Telemedicine technology can help create a virtual model of care that combines team-based care and diabetes self-management education. Read more
Preventing Type 2 Diabetes in the Digital Age
There is a wide range of digital tools that are available to assist in type 2 diabetes prevention. Read more
Digital Tools and Diabetes Care Among Latinos
Learn how one program utilized mobile technology by translating diabetes curriculum into text messages. Read more
Using Mobile Health Tools
How can health professionals use mobile health tools to increase communication and education? Read more
Diabetes Prevention, Care, and Education in the Digital Age
Emerging technologies provide benefits, challenges, and opportunities in diabetes care. Read more
Text Messaging for Diabetes Care
Learn how text messaging can enhance diabetes self-management and care. Read more
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