Introduction and Objective: β-cell secretory reserve declines prior to overt hyperglycemia but there are no direct clinical biomarkers. We asked whether shorter RT of insulin (Ins) or C-peptide (C-P) in β-cells before secretion non-invasively reveals reversibility of β-cell dysfunction in HFD-fed fZDF treated with rosiglitazone (Rosi).Methods: fZDF were on HFD or chow for 10, 20, […]
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Just 5 Minutes of Exercise Can Give Your Mood a Boost. Here’s How
Share on PinterestSmall amounts of physical activity, like everyday chores, can boost your mood and even count toward your exercise goals. Image Credit: Getty Images/Oleh_Slobodeniuk New research has found that as little as 5 to 10 minutes of physical activity can provide an immediate boost to both mood and energy. Exercise and everyday movement are […]
Read More2213-P: Islet Autoantibody Positivity Cutoff Does Not Vary by Ancestry in U.S. Population Supporting the Use of Single Cutoff across Population
Introduction and Objective: Accurate control population-based thresholds for Islet autoantibodies positivity are essential to diagnosed and predict type 1 diabetes (T1D). Most positivity thresholds come from European populations, and it remains unclear whether these thresholds differ across ancestries within the same country.Methods: We analyzed GADA, IA-2A and ZnT8A in 1543 diabetes-free adults (595 -European, 474 […]
Read More3039-LB: Beyond the Pancreas: The Human Stomach as a Source of Insulin
Introduction and Objective: Recent evidence suggests that extra-pancreatic tissues, including the stomach, may also express insulin. The aim of this study was to investigate whether the human stomach expresses insulin and key β-cell-associated transcriptional markers, and to characterize the cellular and spatial context of such expression.Methods: Gastric biopsies were obtained from 15 human subjects undergoing […]
Read More2916-LB: Improved Glycemic Control and CGM Uptake in High-Risk Patients Using a Multidisciplinary Primary Care Model
Introduction and Objective: As diabetes care increasingly resides in primary care, patients with severe medical and psychosocial complexity remain challenging to manage. The Care Plus clinic is a high-intensity, multidisciplinary primary care program for high-need, high-cost (HNHC) patients that was expanded to include individuals with poorly controlled diabetes (HbA1C >10%). This study evaluated the impact […]
Read More2872-LB: Cardioprotective Effects of HM17321, a Novel UCN2 Analog, in Rodent Heart Failure Models and a Translational Nonhuman Primate Model
Introduction and Objective: Heart failure (HF) is a major global cause of mortality, and its prevalence is increasing with rising obesity rates, particularly in HFpEF. Urocortin-2 (UCN2) exerts beneficial cardiovascular effects, including vasodilation and improved cardiac function in HF. HM17321 is a CRFR2-selective UCN2 analog currently in phase 1 clinical development as an anti-obesity therapy […]
Read More1794-P: New Insulin Sensitizer CIS-0602K Potential to Expand Treatment Options to Manage Diabetes
Introduction and Objective: Insulin resistance is an underlying pathophysiology of type 2 diabetes inadequately addressed by current treatment options. The new mitochondrially directed insulin sensitizer CIS-0602K was designed to maintain the pharmacology of the first-generation pioglitazone without direct PPARg side effects but which still works independent of weight loss and even when there is a […]
Read More2973-LB: The Addition of the AHA PREVENT Risk Model to NT-proBNP–Based Screening in Patients with Diabetes and Risk Factors for Heart Failure: An Exploratory Analysis of TARTAN-HF
Introduction and Objective: Heart failure (HF) is a frequently unrecognized complication in people living with diabetes. Clinical practice guidelines recommend screening for HF using natriuretic peptide testing. We examined the performance of the AHA PREVENT risk model to detect unrecognized HF in a randomized trial of NT-proBNP-based screening in patients with diabetes and risk factors […]
Read More1571-P: The Diabetes Tune-Up Group: Treating Diabetes Distress in Black and African American Women with T2D
Introduction and Objective: Black and African American (BAA) women have a high burden of type 2 diabetes (T2D) and diabetes distress (DD). We tested the efficacy of a culturally-tailored Diabetes Tune-Up Group intervention delivered in-person or by synchronous video call (VC) to BAA women with DD and T2D.Methods: 63 BAA women were enrolled in a […]
Read More2961-LB: Double Diabetes: A Mediator of Age-Related Cardiovascular Risk in Type 1 Diabetes: A Mediation Analysis of a Large T1D Cohort
Introduction and Objective: Cardiovascular (CV) risk increases with age in T1D, but the role of adiposity in this progression is unclear. We used mediation analysis to determine if rising BMI explains the age-related increase in CV risk.Methods: We analyzed 1,266 patients living with T1D (52.1% male). CV risk was defined as a composite of hypertension, […]
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