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We are excited to be launching this new study on type 1 diabetes in pregnancy! Please spread the word and reach out if you are interested in being a collaborating investigator.
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Powe et al identify that higher placental expression of GKN1 is associated with diminished beta cell function in pregnancy and GDM link.springer.com/article/10… @CEPoweMD
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Sight-Threatening Diabetic Retinopathy During and After Pregnancy—A Nationwide Matched-Cohort Study
Read here➡️ doi.org/10.2337/dc25-0758
@ADA_Pubs
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Our latest clinical practice guideline, Preexisting Diabetes and Pregnancy (bit.ly/3GId23w), recommends women with diabetes to receive proper preconception care and access to emerging diabetes technology. Read more in @Endocrine_News: bit.ly/44LjWgD @ESEndocrinology #ENDO2025 #endocrinology #diabetes #pregnancy
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The latest from our @American_Heart @AHAScience -funded BUSY-BP study, led by @mghmedres Lulu Belak, now in Obstetrics & Gynecology @greenjrnl
In Black + Latina 👭, burden of health-related social needs in pregnancy was associated w/ adverse 🤰 outcomes
journals.lww.com/greenjourna…
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Grateful to @AHAScience @American_Heart for the opp to work w/ an amazing team to launch the PACT-CKM research / training center @MGHHeartHealth @MghObgyn @MGHWomenHeart @mghcvrc @UPMCnews @BrighamWomens @SalemState @odemler @CEPoweMD @malamo512 @mvaduganathan @SamiaMoraMD
Michael Honigberg, M.D., M.P.P., FAHA, @MassGeneralNews, @harvardmed in collaboration with teams from @SalemState, @BrighamWomens & @UPMC, is part of a new $15 million initiative to study CKM syndrome in women. spr.ly/60182XJrj
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How is your #cardiometabolic health? Do you have questions?
Join us for a panel discussion with Q&A next Fri, Apr 18th @ noon to learn more and have your questions answered by our specialists!
Click here to register: bit.ly/4jpBrIY
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.@TheEndoSociety calls for restoration of Diabetes Prevention Program as three decades of #diabetes research is abruptly ended by government funding cuts:
endocrinenews.endocrine.org/…
Proud to be a part of this amazing group of investigators. @MghObgyn
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Presenting our 2024 Faculty Development Award recipients! For 20 years, these awards have advanced opportunities for UiM faculty, shaping a more inclusive future in medicine. Congrats to our recipients, & thanks to our speakers, staff, & sponsors! #CDIAwards2024 #20YearsOfImpact
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Nominate deserving individuals for the @AmDiabetesAssn 2025 National Scientific & Health Care Achievement Awards! Recognize those who've made significant strides in diabetes care and research. Submit your nominations by Sept 20, 2024: bit.ly/4c9Z2sZ
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Join us for the next Chester Pierce Research Society series on July 15, 2024, 12–1 pm, with Dr. J. Sawalla Guseh, II, Director of the Cardiovascular Performance Program at @MassGeneralNews and Assistant Professor at @harvardmed.
Link in bio for more info and to RSVP.
Pregnancy sessions at #ADASciSessions started off strong with oral presentations on CGM in pregnancy. Looking forward to our #ADAPreg interest group debate today on CGM in GDM. Don’t miss it! @ADA_DiabetesPro
We’re hiring! Come help us innovate and make an impact for pregnant and lactating people with diabetes. partners.taleo.net/careersec…
So proud of @NNeamonitaki and Joycie Chang for presenting abstracts from their med student research projects today at #ENDO2024. Don’t miss Joycie’s poster on lipids in pregnancy complicated by diabetes or Nefeli’s oral on glucose physiology in breastfeeding! @TheEndoSociety
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Join @IntMedAbel and @joshuajosephmd for their plenary, #CardiovascularDisease in #Diabetes: From Molecular Pathways to Populations is happening now on the ENDO Main Stage: bit.ly/49Cxlrw #ENDO2024
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#CGM derived patterns in early pregnancy can identify individuals with #GDM and may provide an opportunity for earlier intervention to mitigate risk. @ADA_Pubs
Read Here➡️doi.org/10.2337/dc23-2149
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ACOG Clinical Practice Update available ahead of print: Screening for Gestational and Pregestational Diabetes in Pregnancy and Postpartum. Read for FREE at ow.ly/yIMj50ROGrm
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🚨Excited to share my latest first author paper out in @AJOG_thegray 🚨
The simultaneous occurrence of gestational diabetes and hypertensive disorders of pregnancy affects fetal growth and neonatal morbidity ajog.org/article/S0002-9378%…
Here’s a 2 minute breakdown of our findings:





































