Two Kidney Week 2026 analyses tie SGLT2 inhibitors to kidney, CV, and survival gains in T2D, yet over half of patients with diabetic CKD receive neither.
|Videos|August 27, 2015
Dynamic Trends in Diabetes Management
Kristene Diggins, FAANP, CNE, NEA-BC, DNP, DCC, MBA, manager of professional practice at MinuteClinic, talks about trends in diabetes management that pharmacists can participate in.
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Kristene Diggins, FAANP, CNE, NEA-BC, DNP, DCC, MBA, manager of professional practice at MinuteClinic, talks about trends in diabetes management that pharmacists can participate in.
This video was filmed at CHPC 2015.
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