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EASD Past-President reflects on her internationally impactful career in diabetes care and research

Diabetes and obesity management converge, incretin therapies still on the rise

MASLD: Who should be treated and how to find them

In a joint session at the 33rd European Congress on Obesity in Istanbul, EASO and EASD discussed metabolic health across the lifespan.

Preparing clinicians for the future of type 1 diabetes care

The impact of diabetes on cardiovascular health remains one of the most urgent clinical challenges, influencing outcomes for millions worldwide.

The management of persons living with MASLD requires interdisciplinary collaboration to minimise long-term risks and improve patient outcomes.

Obesity is becoming increasingly common among people with type 1 diabetes (T1D), and vice versa.

Inspiring the next generation in diabetes care

A new era for diabetes technology training

Harmonising recommendations on the management of hyperglycaemic crises

In 1974, the International Society for Pediatric and Adolescent Diabetes (ISPAD) was founded as a professional organisation to promote science, research, education and advocacy in childhood and adolescent di...

Cardiologists are increasingly interested in advances in diabetology, especially the latest drug classes, reports Tina Vilsbøll from a joint session of the European Association for the Study of Diabet...

The global burden of diabetes is continually growing, which calls for enhanced collective action to prevent and treat diabetes complications. The Sri Lanka College of Endocrinology, the European Association ...

People living with diabetes have to make hundreds of decisions each day to manage their disease. Diabetes technology promises to ease this burden, but how effective is it in practice? This was one of the que...

While obesity is regarded a major risk factor for the development of type 2 diabetes, the causality of the association remains debated. With current therapies targeting both obesity and diabetes, the exchang...

More than half of all men with diabetes have impaired sexual health, most commonly due to erectile dysfunction. In women with diabetes, sexual dysfunction is less prevalent, but still occurs. In a joint sess...