To conclude June (MensHealthMonth), Drs. Harroun, Ni, and Doolan with CU Internal Medicine shared general health/diet/lifestyle tips.
@CUEndocrinology@CUInternalMed https://t.co/1xUMXliWB4
New📜led by @KevinChenNi -- In this study, Kevin conducted qualitative interviews of racially and ethnically diverse low-income individuals with diabetes who became eligible for continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) -- highlights the importance of health policy change that expands access to CGM to the people that actually need them.
Our follow-up qualitative study of FQHC primary care patients with type 2 diabetes establishes CGM as a patient-centered tool for mitigating diabetes disparities in socially minoritized and marginalized populations. @CUEndocrinology@CUDeptMedicine https://t.co/9yo0ebbd4H
Very important paper published in Diabetes Care, looking at #cgm uptake in Medicaid patients with #diabetes, when CGM was fully subsidized irrespective of T1D or T2D. The paper shows no diff in CGM fill rate and A1c outcomes between groups. (1/n) https://t.co/GZYwSrWDmc
“Because SGLT2 inhibitors and nonsteroidal MRAs had not been approved for kidney protection at the time the trial was initiated, the number of participants who were receiving these agents at baseline was modest, which limited our ability to assess the effects of combination Rx”