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The Evolution of Diabetes Epidemiology, Prevention, and Care: the role of Global Research

In this talk, Dr. Ali will review how key global research findings have contributed to our evolving understanding of diabetes phenotypes and interventions to prevent and manage diabetes. As Co-Director of the Emory Global Diabetes Research Center, he brings 15 years of experience in global collaborative research. He will showcase a combination of observational and trial data from a variety of settings that have or will influence the classification, prevention efforts, and outcomes and disparities related to diabetes. He will highlight key takeaways and what ongoing data and lack of evidence need to be addressed to bend the curve of diabetes burdens globally.

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The Evolution of Diabetes Epidemiology, Prevention, and Care: the role of Global Research

In this talk, Dr. Ali will review how key global research findings have contributed to our evolving understanding of diabetes phenotypes and interventions to prevent and manage diabetes. As Co-Director of the Emory Global Diabetes Research Center, he brings 15 years of experience in global collaborative research. He will showcase a combination of observational and trial data from a variety of settings that have or will influence the classification, prevention efforts, and outcomes and disparities related to diabetes. He will highlight key takeaways and what ongoing data and lack of evidence need to be addressed to bend the curve of diabetes burdens globally.