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    82nd Scientific Sessions | American Diabetes Association - 2 year(s) ago

    82nd Scientific Sessions On-Demand Access & Free Membership If you were unable to attend the American Diabetes Association 82nd Scientific Sessions, it’s not too late to access over 800 presentations highlighting the most exciting science in diabetes research and care!  To access on-demand content, please login to ada2022.org(link is external) website or view the Registration Information page…

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    Categories: Endocrinology, Latest Headlines
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      Time is running out to explore the groundbreaking science from #ADA2022. Wherever you are, take the Scientific Sessions with you. Listen to presentations at your go-to coffee shop or view e-posters in your favorite chair at home! Access thru 9/5, Register: https://t.co/4m7xog1Pml https://t.co/77UuDk2JzV

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    Exercise during pregnancy improves outcomes for mothers and babies - 2 year(s) ago

    Expectant mothers who exercise have greater levels of docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) in late pregnancy than those who do not, explained Linda May, PhD, MS, FAHA. DHA helps mothers deliver on time, is good

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      Exercise in Pregnancy: Benefits for Mothers and Offspring — Linda May, PhD, MS, FAHA; Samantha Ehrlich, PhD, MPH; Ana Barbara Alves Wagner, PhD; and Sylvia Badon, PhD, discussed this topic at #ADA2022. Read a recap in ADA Meeting News: https://t.co/yWzLsW2uOO https://t.co/gnTIhgWSfd

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    Interest Group Abstract Awards | American Diabetes Association - 2 year(s) ago

    ADA Professional Interest Group Early Career Abstract Award Winners ADA’s Professional Interest Groups will recognize early career abstract presenters at ADA’s 82nd Scientific Sessions. Awards were awarded to members with exceptional abstracts according each group’s related abstract categories. The goal of these awards is recognize ADA members who are early in their careers and are…

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      In case you missed it, see the recording of the ADA Early Career Abstract Award-winning presentations at https://t.co/yOvTuhq27d. Congratulations to all the award recipients! #ADA2022 https://t.co/CSCMBAX8Nl

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    Menstrual phase impacts exercise effects in type 1 diabetes - 2 year(s) ago

    Hypoglycemia was increased during the luteal phase, whereas hyperglycemia was more frequent in the follicular phase, in a small study.

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      Women with #T1D may need additional glucose after exercise during the #lutealphase of the menstrual cycle, compared with other times, according to a very small study. https://t.co/imf5yjHDME #ADA2022 https://t.co/7U7x2uDDvM

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    HealthDay Now: The ‘Path Towards a Cure’ for Diabetes at ADA 2022 - 2 year(s) ago

    As the American Diabetes Association concluded its 82nd Scientific Sessions, HealthDay’s Mabel Jong was joined by Dr. Robert Gabbay, the ADA’s chief scientific and medical officer. Dr. Gabbay discussed highlights from the conference, including new drugs and devices, the relationship between diabetes and COVID-19, and how much progress has been made in the path towards a cure.

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      RT @DrBobGabbay: Did you miss #ADA2022? Here is a quick summary of the highlights: https://t.co/rruldsMVtI. #T1D #T2D #Tirzepatide #Obesity…

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