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期刊名:Diabetes technology & therapeutics

缩写:DIABETES TECHNOL THE

ISSN:1520-9156

e-ISSN:1557-8593

IF/分区:7.4/Q1

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Eda Cengiz,Roy W Beck Eda Cengiz
Innovations in diabetes medications and technologies have revolutionized our approach to the management of diabetes. Automated insulin delivery (AID) systems have substantially improved overall glycemia and time-in-range; however, AID syste...
Carol J Levy,Elizabeth Seaquist Carol J Levy
Achieving optimal glycemic control, preventing acute events, and minimizing the risk of chronic complications while maintaining a high quality of life are the primary goals of effective diabetes management. However, many insulin-treated peo...
Thomas C Blevins,Steve V Edelman Thomas C Blevins
Despite the known acute and chronic complications associated with suboptimal glycemic control, only approximately 25% of people with type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes who are treated with prandial insulin are achieving the American Diabet...
Korey K Hood,William H Polonsky Korey K Hood
Barriers to insulin therapy remain a critical challenge for individuals with insulin-treated diabetes, contributing to suboptimal clinical outcomes. The Afrezza® inhaled insulin system, with Technosphere® insulin (TI), is a promising alte...
Irl B Hirsch,Thomas C Blevins,Amy M Valent et al. Irl B Hirsch et al.
Limitations in current insulin formulations contribute to suboptimal glycemic control and increased risks of hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia. Afrezza® with Technosphere® inhaled insulin (TI) offers a novel therapeutic option with a rapid p...
Kevin Cowart,Hannah Everich,Francisco Flores et al. Kevin Cowart et al.
Objective: Inhaled insulin offers an alternative to subcutaneous administration, although concerns remain regarding pulmonary risks. We assessed the real-world safety of inhaled insulin versus rapid-acting analogue (RAA) ...
Tomoki Okuno,Sharon A Macwan,Gregory J Norman et al. Tomoki Okuno et al.
We analyzed data from 2253 veterans with type 1 (34%) or type 2 (66%) diabetes who initiated Dexcom continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) between 2015 and 2022, all with ≥10 days of data over a 6-month landmark period. CGM data were merged w...
Soujanya Kaup,Sudeshna Sil Kar,Rodrigo M Carrillo-Larco et al. Soujanya Kaup et al.
Purpose: To identify retinal microvascular features that distinguish normoglycemia from diabetes mellitus (DM)[Study-1] and prediabetes (PreDM)[Study-2] among Asian Indians using artificial intelligence (AI); evaluate the...
Jerzy Hohendorff,Barbara Zawislak,Michalina Adamczyk-Hohendorff et al. Jerzy Hohendorff et al.
Background: Continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) systems may assist in glucose management for patients in the cardiac intensive care unit (CICU). We aimed to assess the accuracy, feasibility, and tolerability of Dexcom One...