ADA’s 80th Scientific Session wrapped up today, and there was a lot of ground covered, despite the fact that we all watched from our...

I recently published a Commentary on CNBC about the future of glucose tracking using continuous glucose monitors. Here is the link –...

Linking here to two resources I published recently: First, my presentation at the April 2018 UCSF Diabetes CME course. Here are those...

The first “smart” insulin pen has finally hit the market. This is a big moment for diabetes care, as the digital toolbox expands. (I...

The current paradigm of office visits every three months for PWDs (people with diabetes) is not the right model (nor is it for other...

I gave a talk yesterday to a great crowd at the annual UCSF CME conference, Diabetes Update.  The slides from my presentation, “The...

The Swedish Obese Subjects study is a fabulous example of how very-useful practical knowledge can come out of a well-conducted cohort...

I’ve previously written here about the 2 major New England Journal trials looking at treating type 2 diabetes with bariatric surgery....

Nearly every day in my practice, a patient with diabetes asks me whether he or she should switch from multiple daily insulin injections...

I’ll admit that I’ve not yet read this journal article to form my own conclusions, but I found the headline interesting nonetheless....

This fantastic rant about the frustrating state of diabetes technology from Scott Hanselman, a type 1 diabetic, has been making its way...

Published in an Online First this week by JAMIA was the extension of the original DiaTel study published in Diabetes Care in 2010.  The...

There has been a lot of publicity lately over the two articles released as online firsts this week in the New England Journal of...