Help Your Patients Understand the Role and Function of Their Kidneys
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How Can You Help Patients Prevent Diabetes Complications?
Get tips to help patients manage their diabetes so they can stay healthier for longer. Read more
How Does Stigma Affect Patients with Overweight, Obesity, or Diabetes?
Understand the ways that patients with overweight, obesity, or diabetes experience stigma, and learn how to reduce stigma during health care visits. Read more
How Is Diabetes Related to Urinary Tract and Sexual Problems?
Learn how diabetes can affect the urinary tract and sexual organs and how health care professionals can treat complications. Read more
Research on COVID-19 and Diabetes Sets the Stage for Care
Learn what we understand so far about the link between diabetes and COVID-19 and what research findings may mean for diabetes care. Read more
Collaborative Care for Patients with Diabetes
Learn how patient-centered, collaborative care can help improve health outcomes and quality of life for people with diabetes. Read more
Addressing Depression and Suicide Risk in Patients with Diabetes
Learn why screening for depression and suicidal thoughts is an important part of diabetes care. Read more
Help Your Patients Follow Their Kidney Health
Do your patients know having diabetes increases their risk for kidney disease? Read more
Addressing Beliefs and Perceptions to Improve Medication Adherence
Listening to what patients with diabetes think about their disease and medications can be an important starting point for helping them improve their blood glucose control. Read more
Celebrating the DDP Blog’s 5th Anniversary
This month marks the 5th anniversary of the Diabetes Discoveries & Practice Blog. Read more
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