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At the Diabetes Congress 2021, diabetologist Dr. Simone von Sengbusch presented advances in telemedicine. In this esanum interview, she reports on the near future of type 1 diabetes care.
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Given the high incidence of diabetes, could population-based diabetes screening make sense? This question was addressed by Prof. Dr. Oliver Kuß in a symposium at the DDG Congress 2021.
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"SARS-CoV-2 and diabetes - correlations and latest data" was the title of a symposium at the DDG Congress 2021. Prof. Dr. Stefan Bornstein spoke on epidemiology and treatment options.
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The importance of physical activity for health is undisputed. A session at the 2021 DDG Congress shed light on various aspects of physical activity promotion in diabetes.
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In the event of cardiac arrest, the most important interventions are universal. However, basic and advanced life-saving manoeuvres may require modification.
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Cervical cancer is one of the most preventable cancers, but too few young women are vaccinated against HPV infections. The WHO wants to take action against this with a worldwide strategy.
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Delivering bad news is one of the core competencies of physicians. Yet for many of them, this remains an unaddressed challenge.
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A recently published study presented a new innovative, permanently implanted intracardiac device to remotely monitor left intra-atrial pressures in patients with chronic heart failure.
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By the time of clinical manifestation of type 1 diabetes mellitus, the loss of beta cell mass is already well advanced - early detection of the disease is essential for possibility of effective causal therapy.
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Dr. Martin Fandler summarizes the key components, new issues and reconfirmed practices in the ALS management of tachycardia and bradycardia according to ERC 2021 Guidelines.
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Studies show PARP inhibitors can also be used earlier in the course of recurrent ovarian cancer.
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What do we know today about the formation and development of breast cancer metastases? Experts from Pittsburgh and Heidelberg addressed this issue at the 11th Charité-Mayo Conference.
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German rap legend Kool Savas and singer Alies performed the track "AMG" at the 11th ICMC. The message: Believe in yourself.
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In recurrent ovarian cancer, oncologists rely on surgery, chemotherapy and maintenance therapy. At the 11th ICMC, experts from Charité and Mayo Clinic explained how such regimes interact.
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Prof. Dr. Hendrik Lehnert, President of the German Diabetes Society (DDG) congress explains why the 2021 edition will be of particular importance, an shares the event's highlights.
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Today, the therapy for recurrent ovarian cancer is determined by numerous factors. Unlike in earlier times, the length of platinum-free therapy intervals plays only a subordinate role.
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The iron-dependent cell death ferroptosis and the cell death caused by oxidative stress can be activated in small cell lung cancer by two drugs.
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The five key points of the ALS 2021 procedures are: chest compressions and early defibrillation, warning signs of cardiac arrest, endotracheal intubation, use of adrenaline, and ECPR.
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The updated Guidelines provide clinical and health policy information including the development of National Cardiac Arrest Registries, technology-use for citizens, and mandatory CPR training in schools.
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Due to their immunosuppression, people with HIV are undoubtedly among the vulnerable groups in the COVID-19 pandemic. Which vaccine is suitable for protecting people with HIV?
