Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice

Diabetes can attack people of all ages and walks of life. It's a dangerous condition that causes blood sugar levels to rise over normal. Diabetes has been shown to be a trigger for various health problems, thus those who are diagnosed with the disease face substantial health difficulties. Obese people are more likely to get diabetes than non-obese people.

Clinical trials allow researchers to thoroughly test diabetes treatments before submitting them to the FDA for approval and making them available to the general population. Clinical trials provide researchers with a valuable opportunity to compare and contrast blood glucose levels in patients, measure metabolism, and follow subsequent organ functionality as a result of the drugs. Researchers then use this information to assist build their particular drug compositions and improve the effectiveness of diabetes treatment.

• Diabetes Complications
• Epidemiology, Prevention
• Genetics, Immunology
• New Treatments
• Novel Technologies and Therapy
• Nutrition
• Psychosocial Research
• Socio-Economic Research
• Translational Science