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After assessing patient perspectives on the success of current diabetes therapies and the factors that have the greatest impact on daily life, we show that time-in-range is a crucial outcome for people with diabetes and that current therapies are falling short on this metric. We also show that patients feel significant stress and worry, and they believe they are falling short in diet, exercise, and weight maintenance. In addition, they believe diet and exercise and in-range blood glucose are the biggest drivers of improved diabetes management and mindset. Together, these findings support the need for therapies that improve outcomes including and beyond A1C.
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Ava Runge
University of California, San Francisco
Lynn Kennedy
San Francisco Foundation
Adam S. Brown
Institute for Learning Innovation
Clinical Diabetes
University of Washington
Brown University
San Francisco Foundation
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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1ffa139d62e9997c04acd0 — DOI: https://doi.org/10.2337/cd17-0094