Revolutionary advancements in technology enhance diabetes control

The number of individuals affected by diabetes and prediabetes is on the rise in the United States. In fact, 96 million people in America now have prediabetes, which can lead to type 2 diabetes. This condition affects one in three Americans.

To help manage this chronic condition, new technologies are being developed to make life easier for those living with diabetes. Dr. Francine Kaufman, past president of the American Diabetes Association, recently joined Andrew Douglas on Action News 5’s digital panel to discuss these advancements.

During the interview, Dr. Kaufman shared her insights on how these new technologies can benefit individuals with diabetes. She emphasized the importance of advances in managing this condition and their positive impact on the lives of those affected.

Viewers can watch the full interview above to learn more about these developments in diabetes management. Additionally, individuals can sign up for a newsletter to receive updates on this topic and other health-related topics.

Overall, it is clear that efforts are being made to improve the lives of those living with diabetes through technology and advancements in managing this chronic condition. With the increasing prevalence of diabetes and prediabetes, it is crucial to continue these efforts to support individuals affected by these conditions.