Continuous Glucose Monitoring Improves HbA1c in T1D
Patients with type 1 diabetes who used multiple insulin injections daily experienced reductions in HbA1c with continuous glucose monitoring.
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Tight Glycemic Control Not Beneficial in Critically Ill Children
Keeping blood sugar at lower levels does not confer extra benefit in critically ill infants and children.
Islet Autoimmunity Risk Not Affected by Infant Formula Type
The use of hydrolyzed vs nonhydrolyzed cow’s milk-based infant formula does not appear to reduce risk for islet autoimmunity.
Type 1 Diabetes Associated With Gut Inflammation
People with type 1 diabetes have specific changes in gut bacteria and inflammation of the digestive tract compared with people without the disease.
Harmonized Testosterone Reference Ranges Established for Men
Researchers have pinpointed harmonized references ranges for total testosterone levels in men.
Endocrinologists Need More Training in Transgender Care
Outside of hormone therapy, endocrinologists reported having low confidence in their knowledge about caring for transgender patients.
Gastric Bypass Outcomes in Severely Obese Teens
Severely obese adolescents who underwent gastric bypass surgery experienced significant weight loss that was maintained over long-term follow-up.
Less Frequent Dosing of Bisphosphonate in Patients With Bone Metastases
Less frequent dosing with zoledronic acid does not increase fracture risk in patients with bone metastases.
Does Parental Obesity Affect Child Development?
Children born to obese parents may be more likely to experience developmental delays.
The Handoff: Your Week in Endocrinology – 12/23/16
This week, the FDA pushed through several approvals of expanded indications for diabetes drugs and devices, and one physician shares her experience with opting out of Medicare.
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