Continuous Glucose Monitoring Identifies Youth with Prediabetes at Risk for Glycemic Progression

Natalie Segev; Nancy A. Crimmins; Roohi Y. Kharofa; Anoop Shah

doi:10.1177/15209156261435244

March 23, 2026Diabetes Technology & Therapeutics

Continuous Glucose Monitoring Identifies Youth with Prediabetes at Risk for Glycemic Progression

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Key Points

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

Implication

CGM outperformed HbA1c in predicting glycemic progression in youth with prediabetes, indicating its potential for risk assessment.

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.

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Segev et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Continuous Glucose Monitoring Identifies Youth with Prediabetes at Risk for Glycemic Progression

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