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Groundbreaking diabetes research 2020 – summary (S2E8 #18)

30 September 2020

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What is this about?

In this weeks podcast episode, I like to share with you the insights I gained in last weeks annual summit of the “European Association for the Study of Diabetes”. I listened to many scientist and their latest findings in the field of diabetes. This episode is an exclusive summary for you of those fascinating findings!

The summit lasted 5 days and included a scientific programme with more than 1,200 talks and presentations on the latest results in diabetes research by leading experts in the field.

In the last years this annual summit took place in Barcelona, Berlin, Lisbon, Stockholm and many other places. But due to the current crises it was fully virtual this year and gave me the opportunity to join from home.

What is EASD?

The European Association for the Study of Diabetes” e.V. (EASD) is a non-profit, medical scientific association, founded in 1965 and is based in Düsseldorf, Germany. Their main aim is to bring groundbreaking diabetes research together to share, support, acquire and apply quickly the new knowledge.

ESAD has more than 5.000 active members from over 100 countries and is therefore one of the largest networks for diabetes experts worldwide!

Disclaimer

The information provided are solely based on my personal notes of what I saw and heard. I take no responsibility for the correctness of those information and encourage anyone to read the original research paper for an unfiltered understanding as well as to speak with a health care professional before following any advice.

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      Topics
      and names of researchers

      This is a list of all researchers
      of the studies mentioned in the podcast episode.

      ✨ 1. The effect of lockdown due to Covid-19 on glycemic control by Frederico Boscari from Italy

      ✨ 2. Current treatments and potential clues for a cure by Eelco de Konig from The Netherlands

      ✨ 3. How diet adjustments can improve our life with T1D

      3.1 Low-carband and glycemic control by Vera Lehmann from Switzerland

      3.2 Ketogenic diet by Brendan Egan from Ireland

      3.3 Fasting by Dimitrios Tsilingiris from Greece

      3.4 Speed of eating matters by Saeko Imai from Japan

      ✨ 4. Hypoglycaemia awareness loss by Nicole Stantonyonge from Spain

      ✨ 5. Physical activity as a key component of T1D management

      5.1 5 diabetic specific reasons to exercise

      5.2 4 strategies to prevent hypoglycaemia

      by Tomasz Klupa from Poland and Remi Rabasa-Lhoret from Canada

       

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