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What's New in December 2025
Diabetes Distress and Diabetes Burnout
Diabetes Distress and Diabetes Burnout. Watch Dr. Polonsky’s presentation at the recent Mid-Atlantic Society of Endocrinologists (MASE) 2025 Annual Meeting, which is now available to all
BDI members published 8 scholarly articles
5 new BDI Briefs
BDI members participated in various panels and presentations:
- Rising Above the Bias: Let’s Talk About Diabetes
- Real-Time CGM as a Motivational Support Tool in Type 2 Diabetes | SIGMA Web Platform
- American Diabetes Association’s 85th Scientific Sessions (Chicago IL)
- ONE 2025 – Taking Control Of Your Diabetes®
- Scripps Whittier Diabetes Institute’s 2025 Updates in Diabetes Management The Power of Psych: A Tale of 3 Studies | Vumedi
For our DD-ASSIST project, an in person skill-building workshop to help diabetes clinicians learn how to assess and address diabetes distress, Drs Guzman and Fisher traveled to Idaho Falls, ID, Durango, CO, Lexington, KY and New Orleans, LA.
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Recent Publications
During 2024, BDI staff authored or co-authored 24 scientific publications (which includes the 3 new ones highlighted above) and 8 published abstracts at major scientific meetings. You can see the full list right HERE. Our work has covered a wide range, including studies on diabetes distress, the value of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) for people with diabetes, the impact of diabetes medications on quality of life, the benefits of diabetes technology for people with type 1 and type 2 diabetes, diabetes stigma, and more.
Quality of Life and Humanistic Burden of Adults with Type 1 Diabetes with Recurrent Severe Hypoglycemic Events and Impaired Awareness of Hypoglycemia Using a Continuous Glucose Monitor
Adriana Boateng-Kuffour 1, Caitlin S Kelly 2, Huyen T Nguyen 2, Nanxin Li 3, Keval Chandarana 3, Katherine S Chapman 2, Liang Chen 3, Emilee M Cornelius 2, Wendy A Wolf 2, Beth Barber 3, William H Polonsky 4 Abstract Introduction: This
Study protocol for a mobile app that delivers peer-led mental health support to adults with type 1 diabetes: The REACHOUT randomized wait-list controlled trial
Tricia S Tang 1, Gerri Klein 2, Lawrence Fisher 3, Jennifer C Davis 4, Linda Li 5, Matthias Görges 6, Jane Yardley 7, William H Polonsky 8, Danielle Hessler 9, Deanne Taylor 10, Akshay Jain 11, Joel Singer 12, Logan McLean 13, Tara Klassen 14 Abstract Peer