The American Diabetes Association-Led Alliance Expands the National Diabetes Prevention Program to Reduce the Onset of Type 2 Diabetes Today, the American Diabetes Association® (ADA) announced the establishment of the Diabetes Prevention Alliance (DPA), a network of stakeholder partners focused on supporting the National Diabetes Prevention Program (National DPP) and addressing social determinants of health-related health needs. In 2023, the CDC awarded the ADA a five-year cooperative agreement to expand the National DPP in six states identified as part of the "Diabetes Belt"—Alabama, Florida
Como parte de nuestro compromiso de reducir la incidencia de la diabetes, estamos trabajando con el Programa Nacional de Prevención de la Diabetes (DPP Nacional) de los Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades (CDC) para implementar una característica clave del programa: un programa de cambio de estilo de vida estructurado y basado en investigaciones que ha demostrado ayudar a prevenir y retrasar el desarrollo de la diabetes tipo 2. Antes de que las personas desarrollen diabetes tipo 2, casi siempre tienen prediabetes , es decir, niveles de glucosa en sangre (también llamada
Late Breaking Posters Reveals New-in-tech Data: AI Algorithms for Diabetic Retinopathy Progression Risk Estimation and First-of-its-Kind Device for Insulin Infusion and Glucose Sensing Today, findings from two studies showcase groundbreaking technology and the latest diabetes developments related to glucose control and diabetic retinopathy. Both studies were presented as late-breaking posters at the 83rd Scientific Sessions held by the American Diabetes Association® (ADA) in San Diego, CA. Data from these new technologies comes at a time when smart technology is on the rise, including
Today, the American Diabetes Association® (ADA) announced the formation of the Diabetes Primary Care Alliance (the Alliance), made possible through a new partnership between the ADA and the DARTNet Institute. The Alliance is a growing national network of almost 2,000 primary care practices focused on improving health outcomes of people with diabetes. The Alliance will promote the adoption of evidence-based standards of care in diabetes in clinical practice and will work in concert with the educational and policy initiatives of the ADA’s Primary Care Council. The Alliance will engage nationally
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