In this issue:
– Associations of NAFLD with CV disease and mortality in type 2 diabetes
– Testosterone and progression from prediabetes to diabetes in men with hypogonadism
– Physical activity and weight loss in overweight/obese type 2 diabetes
– Weight loss maintenance with exercise, liraglutide or both
– Continuous glucose monitoring-assessed glycaemic variability: associations with cardiometabolic risk
– 5-year follow-up of DiRECT of continued weight loss maintenance support
– Perceptions and experiences of DiRECT-Australia Type 2 Diabetes Remission Service
– 1-year weight change after diagnosis and long-term remission in type 2 diabetes
– Pregnancy outcomes in type 1 diabetes: insulin pumps vs. multiple daily injections
– Associations of physical activity with all-cause and CV mortality in type 2 diabetes
Expert contributor
Professor Krebs is an Endocrinologist with a particular interest in obesity and diabetes. He trained in Endocrinology at Wellington Hospital in New Zealand and then did his doctorate with the Medical Research Council – Human Nutrition Research unit in Cambridge England. His thesis was on the impact of dietary factors on obesity and insulin resistance. […]
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