Diabetes Management: Tech, Treatment & Transformation
- New diabetes treatments are targeting more than just glucose control, with a growing emphasis on weight management, cardiovascular health, and cognitive function, according to Susan Cornell, a clinical...
- Cornell shared an anecdote about a pharmacy student who discovered he had diabetes through a CGM sensor used in a class elective.
- The rapid evolution of diabetes care presents challenges for health professionals.
Uncover the future of diabetes care! new treatments now tackle weight management and cardiovascular health, going beyond just glucose control. Clinical pharmacist Susan Cornell reveals the power of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) for early detection, transforming diabetes management. Health professionals must embrace lifelong learning to stay ahead of rapid changes in diabetes technology and treatment. Discover how a pharmacy student used CGM for his own early diagnosis. News Directory 3 provides insights into the key advancements presented at the American Diabetes Association 85th Scientific Sessions, emphasizing the shift towards preventative care and better patient outcomes. prepare for an even greater integration of tech and holistic approaches! Discover what’s next …
Tech and Holistic Approaches Transform Diabetes Care
updated June 21, 2025
New diabetes treatments are targeting more than just glucose control, with a growing emphasis on weight management, cardiovascular health, and cognitive function, according to Susan Cornell, a clinical pharmacist and diabetes care specialist at Midwestern University. Speaking from the American Diabetes Association 85th Scientific Sessions, Cornell highlighted the potential of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) in early diabetes detection and prevention.
Cornell shared an anecdote about a pharmacy student who discovered he had diabetes through a CGM sensor used in a class elective. This early detection allowed for quicker intervention and lifestyle changes.
The rapid evolution of diabetes care presents challenges for health professionals. “Diabetes, like many diseases, is something that is changing so fast,” Cornell said. She recommends continuous education programs, podcasts, and webinars to stay current with the latest advancements in diabetes technology and treatment.
Cornell also stressed the importance of instilling a mindset of lifelong learning in pharmacy students. She encourages them to recognize that their education continues well beyond graduation to provide optimal diabetes care.
What’s next
Expect to see further integration of technology and holistic treatment approaches in diabetes management,with a focus on preventative care and improved patient outcomes.