New Findings from NIDDK-Funded Diabetes Research

Get an overview of results from three NIDDK-funded studies—DPPOS, TEDDY, and SEARCH—that were recently shared at the American Diabetes Association’s (ADA) virtual Scientific Sessions. Read more
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Results 1 - 10 of 20 for: Diabetes Prevention
Get an overview of results from three NIDDK-funded studies—DPPOS, TEDDY, and SEARCH—that were recently shared at the American Diabetes Association’s (ADA) virtual Scientific Sessions. Read more
Learn how Touro University’s Mobile Diabetes Education Center is breaking the barrier between health care providers and community members in the prevention of diabetes. Read more
Health care professionals can help adolescents prevent obesity from becoming an unwanted side effect of the unique growth period they undergo on their way to adulthood. Read more
Diabetes prevention and timely intervention are important in the primary care setting. Read more
The MDPP expanded model aims to prevent type 2 diabetes among Medicare beneficiaries with prediabetes. Read more
There is power in communities—learn about the impact of referring patients to community support programs. Read more
There is a wide range of digital tools that are available to assist in type 2 diabetes prevention. Read more
Emerging technologies provide benefits, challenges, and opportunities in diabetes care. Read more
Why health care professionals need to talk about the long-term impact of gestational diabetes. Read more
This resource provides 10 clinically useful principles highlighting areas of agreement in diabetes prevention and management. Read more
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