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How is diabetes different for youth than it is for adults? Learn about some of their unique challenges and how health care professionals can help them manage their care. Read more
How well do your patients understand how their kidneys work? Read on to help them learn more. Read more
Get tips to help patients manage their diabetes so they can stay healthier for longer. Read more
Automated insulin delivery systems, also called artificial pancreas, can improve glycemic outcomes and make daily self-care easier for people with type 1 diabetes. Read more
Pharmacists can play an important role in helping patients with diabetes understand their medications and take them as prescribed. Read more
Learn about the benefits of group visits for patients with diabetes. Read more
Get answers to your patients’ questions about managing their diabetes. Read more
New technologies can improve diabetes outcomes. Learn how health care professionals can help patients access and use these tools. Read more
People who have limited health literacy may have trouble finding, understanding, and using information to effectively manage their diabetes. Learn how to improve diabetes care by addressing limited health literacy skills. Read more
Learn about cognitive impairment risk in people with diabetes and how to adapt treatments for patients with cognitive problems. Read more
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