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Fall is in the air, and we have so much exciting news to share in this month’s newsletter.
A new weekly insulin is now FDA-approved. That means we have both Estifora and Icodec weekly basal insulin to choose from. Learn more about how these two ultra-long-acting insulins differ and overlap in Coach Bev’s article. She also put together a super helpful comparison table. Plus, we updated our Insulin PocketCards and Insulin Storage and Dispensing Cheat Sheet on our website and CDCES Coach App so you have the latest info.
What are your top takeaways from the just-published ADA/EASD Consensus Statement for Type 2 Diabetes? If you haven’t had a chance to read through this 45-page document yet, Coach Bev has done some initial investigation on your behalf and summarized her 7 Key Takeaways. This international paper focuses on taking a person-centered approach, the importance of collaborative care, and early intervention. Cheers to my colleagues for putting forward such a detailed and thoughtful consensus statement.
Next, our nutrition expert, Christine Craig, considers the 5 A’s approach to supporting behavior change and how we can integrate it into supporting activity in our clinical practice.
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Lastly, Coach Beverly has been hearing in the news that the increasing use of GLP-1 therapy is changing the way we eat out and shop. She dug in a little deeper and has some interesting findings to share with you.
After wrapping up our San Diego Training on October 22 & 23, I’ll be catching a plane to San Antonio, Texas, to spend time with my RDN colleagues at their annual FNCE meeting! I’ll be hosting a booth in the exhibit hall, so please stop by to say hello, grab a FREE Med PocketCard, get a hug, and pick up a special discount coupon.
It’s going to be a busy and exciting October, and I’m especially grateful for all the opportunities to learn, teach, travel, and connect with so many of you in person. I hope to see you in San Diego or San Antonio!
With hearts full of gratitude,
Coach Beverly, Bryanna, Ashlie, and Katarina