A hot topic in the type 2 diabetes world is whether we have in hand the tools to stop the decline in beta cell function that typifies this disease and, consequently, a therapy or therapies that successfully control blood glucose for many years – so-called treatment durability.
Do you recognize this patient? I have seen him in my office, or a person just like him. The Center for Disease Control (CDC, HHS) estimates that 57 million people in the U.S. have pre-diabetes.
Doron Schneider, MD, a leading primary care physician and Jack Leahy, MD, a world-renowned beta cell researcher, discuss the new concepts, current research and therapies. (48:08)
A leading primary care physician and a world-renowned beta cell researcher discuss why it is important for primary care doctors to understand the role of beta cells in type 2 diabetes. (13:53)
Frequently asked questions for the primary care community, excerpted from a conversation between a leading primary care physician and a world-renowned beta cell researcher. (1:07)
Frequently asked questions for the primary care community, excerpted from a conversation between a leading primary care physician and a world-renowned beta cell researcher. (2:30)
Buchanan, Thomas A; Xiang, Anny H; Peters, Ruth K; Kjos, Siri L; Marroquin, Aura; Goico, Jose; Ochoa, Cesar; Tan, Sylvia; Berkowitz, Kathleen; Hodis, Howard N; Azen, Stanley P