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1a) Welcome to one of our favorite events on the @academiccme #accredited #tweetorial feeds: a takeover of our programming from @GoggleDocs! The focus of this tweetorial is data from #ADA2022 on #SGLT2i beyond cardiac disease. Our expert author is @GoggleDocs' @drpatrickholmes. 
1b) Check out our other #ADA2022 recap #tweetorial by new @GoggleDocs family member @Ines_VFonseca who focused on the cardiac data presented: ckd-ce.com/dkd13_ada22a/
2) This program is #accredited for CE/#CME #physicians #physicianassociates #nurses #pharmacists #nursepractitioners & is supported by an educational grant from the Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals Inc and Eli Lilly Company. It is intended for healthcare professionals.
This month, we’re celebrating #DisabilityPride, recognizing how far we’ve come & also how far we have left to go to secure justice & equity for all people with #PWD in the U.S. Join us all month long to learn more & to celebrate the ADA anniversary later in July! #ADA2022 #C19LAP
This month, we’re celebrating the rights promised by the ADA & reflecting on what more must be done to make its promises a reality. 32 yrs later, disability remains a cause & consequence of poverty in the U.S. It’s time to secure economic justice for all disabled people! #ADA2022
According to polling from @TCFdotorg @DEJCollab & @DataProgress, 8 in 10 voters across the political spectrum support updating Supplemental Security Income’s outdated asset limit to help more people w/ disabilities thrive. Learn more: tcf.org/content/commen… #ADA2022
📣 Presentation of the primary outcome results from the CREATE Trial, which assessed open source automated insulin delivery (AID) compared to sensor-augmented pump therapy (SAPT) in adults & kids with T1D, at #ADA2022!
@DrMartindeBock1 presenting on behalf of CREATE team.
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@DrMartindeBock1 presenting on behalf of CREATE team.
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Shout out to the amazing CREATE study team.
(PS - there’s another publication from our team about HCPs learning experience on open source AID for this study, too! doi.org/10.1111/dme.14…)
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(PS - there’s another publication from our team about HCPs learning experience on open source AID for this study, too! doi.org/10.1111/dme.14…)
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The CREATE trial aimed to study the efficacy and safety of an open source automated insulin delivery system, with a large scale, long term randomized controlled trial.
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I'm now attending the symposium at #ADA2022 on diabetes care among people who are LGBTIQA+ 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
Great to see this on the program, especially during Pride Month.
(pinging @edjpedjp and @KaiSchweizer as you might want to follow the ADA hashtag for this session!)
Great to see this on the program, especially during Pride Month.
(pinging @edjpedjp and @KaiSchweizer as you might want to follow the ADA hashtag for this session!)
First is Dr Nicole VanKim (umass.edu/sphhs/person/n…) speaking on social determinants of health.
Lesbian and bisexual women had a higher risk of T2D than straight women. This varied by age: 144% higher in those aged under 39
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Lesbian and bisexual women had a higher risk of T2D than straight women. This varied by age: 144% higher in those aged under 39
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Dr VanKim:
Prevalence of poverty is also higher in the LGBT community.
This statistic comes from the "LGBT poverty in the United States" report by Badgett et al: escholarship.org/content/qt37b6…
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Prevalence of poverty is also higher in the LGBT community.
This statistic comes from the "LGBT poverty in the United States" report by Badgett et al: escholarship.org/content/qt37b6…
#ADA2022
Attending a very important and timely discussion at #ADA2022 on "Diabetes During Humanitarian Crises with Special Focus on Ukraine" 🇺🇦
(ping @DIPadvocate17)
(ping @DIPadvocate17)
1st @DrBobGabbay
What's important to think about in an emergency:
What information, resources + supplies do people need?
What advocacy is needed?
Are there research opportunities here? e.g. COVID pandemic
Partnerships: how can we work together?
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What's important to think about in an emergency:
What information, resources + supplies do people need?
What advocacy is needed?
Are there research opportunities here? e.g. COVID pandemic
Partnerships: how can we work together?
#ADA2022
Nuha El Sayed: When a conflict happens, there's often a limited supply of insulin. People might have to switch to a type of insulin they didn't use before. There's a good switching guide available, but it was US centric. They've adapted it for the Ukraine.
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At #ADA2022 this morning, Dr Anne Peters talking on "diabetes technology - panacea meets reality"
There's been a marked increase in the use of technology in the last decade. Mean A1c has improved significantly, but not enough to meet guidelines. Hospitalisations haven't reduced.
There's been a marked increase in the use of technology in the last decade. Mean A1c has improved significantly, but not enough to meet guidelines. Hospitalisations haven't reduced.
We have to take social determinants of health into account, and common stressors (e.g. deportation, loss of job, imprisonment, food insecurity). Giving people who are struggling devices won't necessarily help, and they're often stolen.
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Having stressors like this makes it really hard to manage an already difficult condition.
It's also really hard to get help if you don't speak English. For example, calling a pump company if you require a translator often involves much longer hold times.
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It's also really hard to get help if you don't speak English. For example, calling a pump company if you require a translator often involves much longer hold times.
#ADA2022
Always great to see a familiar face at #ADA2022! @janespeight from the @ACBRD is presenting on diabetes stigma
Diabetes has an image problem: it is often represented inaccurately in the media e.g. stock images of sugary foods.
Diabetes has an image problem: it is often represented inaccurately in the media e.g. stock images of sugary foods.
The language used about diabetes is often stigmatising too. People with diabetes can experience stigma from the media, but also family, friends and health care professionals.
Consequences include emotional distress, hiding their diabetes, and impaired self-care
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Consequences include emotional distress, hiding their diabetes, and impaired self-care
#ADA2022
4 in 5 people with diabetes have some experience of stigma. Up to 20% have been discriminated against at work due to their diabetes.
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Dr Rebekah Walker speaking at #ADA2022 about the influence of food insecurity on quality of life.
food insecurity = uncertain of having or being unable to get enough food because of insufficient money/other resources
food insecurity = uncertain of having or being unable to get enough food because of insufficient money/other resources
10.5% of US households were food insecure at some time during 2020. Those with diabetes and prediabetes are more likely to be food insecure. #ADA2022
Food insecurity in those with diabetes is associated with higher levels of diabetes distress, lower self efficacy, and worse glycemic outcomes. But what about quality of life? #ADA2022
