What Will the Future Bring for People Living with Diabetes?
Diabetes Insights - Breakthroughs and InnovatorsShow Notes
What does the future hold for people living with diabetes? In this episode, our host Vivienne Parry together with diabetes advocates Bastian Hauck, Renza Scibilia and Christian Collin dives into recent advances in diabetes prevention, screening, and therapeutics - from GLP-1 drugs to innovative community-driven screening strategies. But as science accelerates, can our health systems and societies keep up? Join us for an eye-opening conversation on equity, access, and the power of community in reshaping diabetes care.
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