So anyway, here is a huge list of links (mostly links to tweets) which I found interesting for one reason or other. I've tried to categorize them, and in a few cases, after the link, I've added a sentence or two about why I found them interesting.
Summary web sites:
https://beyondtype1.org/breaking-news-from-ada2018/
https://www.healio.com/endocrinology/meeting-news/ada-conference
https://www.diabetesdaily.com/blog/clinical-trials-in-type-1-diabetes-ada-2018-580153/
https://www.medscape.com/viewcollection/34397
http://www.mdmag.com/conference-coverage/ada-2018
Cure Related
ATG/GCSF:
https://twitter.com/BeyondType1/status/1011252403079745536
https://twitter.com/Judithendo/status/1011240300742893568
Meta-Dopa, which I need to blog about:
https://twitter.com/Judithendo/status/1011291591875743744
Encapsulation for beta cells (animals, I think):
https://twitter.com/Cristob_Morales/status/1011230794831089667
Smart Insulin:
https://twitter.com/mbotana/status/1010599897987473410
https://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/acsnano.7b08152
ViaCyte:
https://twitter.com/ViaCyte/status/1010508277766082560
https://twitter.com/ViaCyte/status/1010493177273442304
https://viacyte.com/archives/press-releases/two-year-data-from-viacytes-step-one-clinical-trial-presented-at-ada-2018
Artificial Pancreas:
There were lots more, but these really called out to me.
https://twitter.com/danamlewis/status/1010527143938416641
https://openaps.org/2018/06/23/detecting-insulin-sensitivity-changes-for-individuals-with-type-1-diabetes-with-autosensitivity-from-openaps-poster-presented-at-american-diabetes-association-scientific-sessions-2018ada/
https://www.healio.com/endocrinology/diabetes/news/online/%7B904dc31d-db81-47e7-9a82-c183e2aca8c4%7D/6-month-implantable-cgm-safe-accurate-in-teens-adults
General Interest:
https://twitter.com/em_saidwhat/status/1010513691056451584
Pregnancy: https://twitter.com/RenzaS/status/1010494620512473088
Average A1c by age: https://twitter.com/RenzaS/status/1010476210088886272
Vit D: https://twitter.com/cristinatejerap/status/1010589989678305280
T2D delays T1D? https://twitter.com/cristinatejerap/status/1010604154186817537
Mice vs. Humans: https://twitter.com/Cell_Onion/status/1010543301580279808
Gut not important? https://twitter.com/DrKirstieBell/status/1010618697440989184
Patch Pump: https://www.healio.com/endocrinology/diabetes/news/online/%7B8540d455-ebc8-4e78-a1dc-f4440bc9cf18%7D/investigational-patch-pump-artificial-pancreas-safe-effective-under-free-living-conditions
Half Units Matter: https://twitter.com/Diabetes_Videos/status/1011391416889696256
Adjunct Therapy: https://www.boehringer-ingelheim.com/press-release/type-1-diabetes?
Bariatric Surgery T1D: https://twitter.com/Ali_Aminian_MD/status/1011647953667272704
SGLT:
https://twitter.com/MarkHarmel/status/1011646768776392705
https://twitter.com/AmDiabetesAssn/status/1010860753589587968
https://www.healio.com/news/online/%7B943b8bde-157a-4d87-ae3c-5f1f1d2fe2d5%7D/dual-sglt-inhibitor-boosts-insulin-efficacy-in-type-1-diabetes
New Patch Pump: https://twitter.com/SanofiDCV/status/1011617549174353920
Type-2:
Lots of comorbid conditions: https://twitter.com/AstraZenecaUS/status/1010526644656799744
Transplants:
https://twitter.com/drpratikc/status/1011353557013073920
An attempt at a head-to-head comparison of islet transplants vs. Artificial Pancreas results. Interesting!
The other form of bihormonal AP:
https://twitter.com/EndocrineToday/status/1011330691009658880
Most bihormonal AP research uses insulin and glucagon, but this one uses insulin and pramlintide.
Faustman:
News: https://www.healthline.com/diabetesmine/denise-faustman-research-pushback-ada-jdrf?platform=hootsuite
Discussion: https://twitter.com/Drbeth_/status/1010431411671748608
Poster and Discussion: https://twitter.com/HangryPancreas/status/1011294476260831233
ADA and JDCA joint letter (later supported by the Berrie Center):
https://twitter.com/keddy_moise/status/1011420460612030464
https://twitter.com/DiabetesMine/status/1011400346441220096
https://twitter.com/JDRF/status/1011399303665995776
https://twitter.com/nbdiabetes/status/1011640607259930625
These two guys (and many others) report dropping A1c, but no one calls them a cure:
https://twitter.com/snp_io/status/1010616966523088896
https://twitter.com/Fallabel/status/1011280750967246848
Interesting to me:
Open Data Tools for Software Nerds: https://twitter.com/stales/status/1010599135576231936
I found the next tweet interesting because Cure was in title, but treatment in contents. To me that shows a problem with "cure" research. Much of it is not really aimed at a cure:
https://twitter.com/DanielJDrucker/status/1010870015183278080
TEDDY:
https://twitter.com/cristinatejerap/status/1010586167102922752
https://twitter.com/ERobertson02/status/1010614817244286976
https://www.healio.com/endocrinology/diabetes/news/online/%7B78982aaa-a6f8-4b1f-a74b-04e3bc6e760a%7D/insights-from-teddy-study-provide-clues-to-islet-autoimmunity-in-children
Low Carb:
https://twitter.com/DikemanDave/status/1011393166849728512
https://twitter.com/JPMcCarter/status/1011328194115522560
https://www.diabetesdaily.com/blog/very-low-carbohydrate-diets-for-diabetes-ada-2018-580309/?utm_campaign=coschedule&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=diabetesdaily&utm_content=Very%20Low%20Carbohydrate%20Diets%20for%20Diabetes%20(ADA%202018)
https://twitter.com/JPMcCarter/status/1011697843260837888
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6417463469972430848/
Atkinson honored (nPOD and much more):
https://twitter.com/_HealthMyself/status/1011262077191716864
https://twitter.com/HIRN_CC/status/1011255219202633728
The "Most Obvious Research Conclusion Award"
https://twitter.com/DrKirstieBell/status/1010881942974291968
Joshua Levy
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