In this program, a panel of experts in the management of diabetes educate healthcare providers on teplizumab's role in delaying type 1 diabetes stage progression through early intervention. It covers disease staging, screening recommendations, eligibility processes, teplizumab's mechanism of action, and the navigation of the 14-day infusion regimen. By facilitating timely teplizumab access, the program aims to identify at-risk patients, reduce diabetic ketoacidosis, mitigate disease burdens, and improve quality of life.
EP. 1: The Landscape of Diabetes: Unveiling Geographical Disparities and the Role of Prediabetes
May 28th 2024A panel of experts in the management of diabetes addresses the profound burden of type 1 diabetes (T1D), emphasizing heightened familial predisposition for this condition. They explore geographic disparities as well as the role of prediabetes in this patient population.
EP. 2: Deciphering Diabetes Onset: The Crucial Role of B Cells and Diagnosis Considerations
May 28th 2024Kashif Latif, MD defines diabetes, shedding light on the pivotal role of B cells. He introduces the concept of diabetes stages and emphasizes the critical importance of early intervention to prevent complications.
EP. 5: Type 1 Diabetes Antibody Screening: Keys for Early Intervention and Risk Determination
May 28th 2024Dr Jennifer D. Goldman and Marianne Briggs, DNP, FNP-C explore the critical role of antibodies in determining T1D progression and emphasize the importance of regular screening. In this segment learn about the four main antibodies pivotal in T1D screening and stage progression.
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