To evaluate the effectiveness of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) in identifying youth with prediabetes at risk of glycemic progression.
Compared CGM metrics to HbA1c levels in youth with prediabetes
Analyzed short-term glycemic progression outcomes
Assessed the predictive accuracy of CGM for identifying risk
CGM metrics were more effective than HbA1c in predicting glycemic changes
Youth identified with CGM had a higher likelihood of progression to diabetes
CGM may serve as a useful tool for early intervention strategies
Abstract
CGM metrics outperformed HbA1c in predicting short-term glycemic progression in youth with prediabetes, supporting CGM as a promising adjunctive tool for early risk stratification.