Clinical Research

Successful research points toward clinical trials for potential drugs, and better understanding of genetic, environmental, behavioral, mental and other factors involved in diabetes offers powerful tools for managing and eventually overcoming the disease.
Going for the Records in Diabetes
Upgrading Joslin’s electronic medical record system will accelerate research and
enhance care delivery
Understanding How People Understand Diabetes Self-Management
Katie Weinger, Ed.D., R.N., seeks to adapt diabetes education to people and their particular strengths and weaknesses.
Tracking the Spectrum of Insulin Resistance in Diabetes
Type 2 diabetes begins with insulin resistance, but how does that condition progress to the fullblown disease?
Studying Interventions for Children with Diabetes
Two major clinical trials are aimed at improving diabetes management and overall health.
Joslin Study Looks for Links between Insulin Resistance and Alzheimer's
Gail Musen, Ph.D., is studying whether sophisticated brain imaging tools can detect early warning signs of Alzheimer’s disease among people with insulin resistance.
More information on this topic
- Turning Up the Heat on Brown Fat
- Going for the Records
- Understanding How People Understand Diabetes Self-management
- Tracking the Spectrum of Insulin Resistance in Diabetes
- Joslin Physicians Hope to Teach Old Drug New Tricks
- Joslin Diabetes Center in National Diabetes Trial Showing Sensor-Augmented Pump Therapy Achieves Better Control than Daily Injections
- Comparative-Effectiveness Study Confirms New Treatment for Diabetic Macular Edema
- Generic Drug for Type 2 Diabetes Passes Next Clinical Hurdle
- Clinical Trial Compares Leading-Edge Treatments for Obesity and Diabetes
Page last updated: May 14, 2013

