EuroPrevent 2019 Prof. Deanfield reflects on a new era in CVD prevention for patients with diabetes. He discusses how can we prevent diabetes and manage diabetes exposure in the general population.

EuroPrevent 2019 Prof. Hobbs emphasizes the relevance of targeting CVD prevention in diabetic patients and discusses how we can modify CVD risk factors in these patients.

CME accredited course focussed on novel diabetes treatment approaches in the prevention of CVD in patients with T2DM. Member registration (free) is needed to enroll in this course

Albiglutide was superior to placebo with respect to MACE in T2DM patients in the Harmony Outcomes trial without differences in serious adverse events.

Cardio Diabetes Masterclass Dubai Prof. John Deanfield discusses two new drug classes that benefit T2DM patients in terms of CV risk, with different modes of action indicating different potential for clinical implications.

Prof. Neil Poulter discusses lessons that can be drawn from recent CVOTs on treatment and prevention strategies in patients with CV risk and T2DM.

Prof. Lina Badimon discusses several lines of evidence on the beneficial effects of novel antidiabetic therapeutic strategies that affect multiple body systems in addition to glucose metabolism.

Cardio Diabetes Masterclass Dubai Dr. Viljoen discusses findings of the Harmony Outcomes and DECLARE trials, emphasizing how different mechanisms of GLP-1RAs and SGLT2 inhibitors translate into CV benefits .

Cardio Diabetes Masterclass Dubai Prof. Montanya discusses the positive results observed with albiglutide and dapagliflozin in the Harmony Outcomes and DECLARE trial, respectively.

Slides as educational service to PACE members and meeting participants

This is a summary of the presentation by prof. Stephan Jacob, in which he talked about the management of diabetes, focusing on the shift from glucose to CV risk management in patients with diabetes.

A posthoc analysis of the LEADER trial showed that liraglutide showed more pronounced CV benefits in T2DM patients aged 75 years or older, than in those between 60 and 74 years of age.