Changes to the Standards of Care in Diabetes—2025
                
            Learn about the 2025 ADA Standards of Care in Diabetes, the latest clinical practice standards for diagnosing and providing care to people with diabetes. Read more
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Results 1 - 10 of 16 for: Social Determinants of Health
                
            Learn about the 2025 ADA Standards of Care in Diabetes, the latest clinical practice standards for diagnosing and providing care to people with diabetes. Read more
                
            Learn how health care professionals can help patients with diabetes make informed health decisions. Read more
                
            Learn about the latest clinical practice standards to diagnose and manage diabetes in the American Diabetes Association’s Standards of Care in Diabetes—2024. Read more
                
            Understand the ways that patients with overweight, obesity, or diabetes experience stigma, and learn how to reduce stigma during health care visits. Read more
                
            Listening to what patients with diabetes think about their disease and medications can be an important starting point for helping them improve their blood glucose control. Read more
                
            NIDDK experts discuss research that aims to inform obesity prevention and treatment. 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 how diagnosing and treating peripheral arterial disease in people with diabetes can help prevent amputations. Read more
                
            Learn about the benefits and limitations to treating patients via telemedicine. Read more
                
            What can health care professionals do for patients who live in communities where it’s hard to follow standard diabetes-related advice to eat healthy, get exercise, and manage stress? Read more
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