Research Spotlight: Maternal Insulin Sensitivity/Resistance During Pregnancy
The findings set the stage for novel approaches to modulate insulin resistance in pregnancy and prevent or treat gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM).
NewsNov | 4 | 2019
A new resource can help you understand options for lifestyle approaches for managing type 2 diabetes. This toolkit was developed for registered dietitian-nutritionists and other clinicians to help adult patients make an informed decision about how to manage type 2 diabetes using a lifestyle approach. The Decision Worksheet is a tool for discussing lifestyle diabetes management options that may or may not focus on weight management, as well as the pros and cons of each option.The decision toolkit was developed by Linda M Delahanty MS, RDN and Suzanne Brodney PhD, RDN clinicians and researchers at Mass General in collaboration with Eileen Stellefson Myers, MPH, RDN
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